OPEX Expands Scanner Portfolio with Velo Series, Targeting High-Volume Markets
Event summary
- OPEX launched the Velo Series of premium desktop and high-production scanners on February 10, 2026.
- The series includes three models: the Velo 3120 (120 ppm), Velo 6000 (up to 250 ppm), and Velo 8000 (high-volume, 24/7 operation).
- The scanners are powered by InoTec technology, enabled through a partnership with Germany-based DATAWIN GmbH.
- OPEX positions the Velo Series to serve service bureaus, government agencies, healthcare providers, and enterprise capture operations.
The big picture
OPEX’s Velo Series launch reflects a strategic push into high-production scanning, a segment increasingly critical as enterprises digitize vast paper-based workflows. The partnership with DATAWIN GmbH underscores OPEX’s focus on leveraging external innovation to bolster its automation portfolio. The move positions OPEX to compete more aggressively in sectors like healthcare and government, where high-volume, reliable scanning is essential.
What we're watching
- Market Penetration
- Whether OPEX can capture significant market share in high-volume scanning segments previously dominated by competitors.
- Partnership Synergies
- How the integration of InoTec technology will enhance OPEX’s product differentiation and operational efficiency.
- Scalability
- The pace at which OPEX can scale production and support for the Velo Series to meet growing demand.
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