Contex IQ Quattro X 2450

High quality technical document scanner

  • CIS technology
  • 8.9 ips in 200 dpi RGB Color (upgradeable to 17.8 ips)
  • 1200 dpi
  • $
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Specification Details
Technology CIS Contex CleanScan, SIGMA, CFR
Maximum Resolution (interpolated) 9600 dpi (interpolated)
Optical Resolution 1200 dpi
200 dpi RGB Color 8.9 ips (upgradeable to 17.8 ips)
Maximum Scan Width 24 inch (610 mm)
Maximum Media Width 26.6 inch (676 mm)
Maximum Media Thickness 0.08 inch (2 mm)
Accuracy 0.1% +/- 1 pixel
Color Space sRGB, Adobe RGB, Device RGB
USB Connection USB 3.0 with xDTR3
Ethernet connection Gigabit with xDTR2.5
File formats TIF, JPG, PDF, PDF/A, DWF, CALS, BMP, JPEG-2000(JP2), JPEG2000 Extended(JPX), TIF-G3, TIF-G4, others
Operating System Windows 11 64-bit, Windows 10 64-bit, Windows Server 2022 Standard Edition
Energy Star Compliant Yes, version 3.0
Total number of pixels 32400 pixels
Country of origin Designed and engineered in Denmark, Europe. Manufactured in China.
200 dpi grayscale/monochrome 17.8
Optional software Nextimage Scan & Archive, Nextimage Repro, Nextimage Remote tablet app (free download for iOS and Android)
Contex key CIS technologies CleanScan, SIGMA, CFR
Power supply 100 V / 230 V / 240 V, 60/50 Hz
Weight 33.7 Ibs. (15.3 kg)
Scanner stand (optional) Low and high stand available
Included software Nextimage free trial (incl. TWAIN driver, excl. licence)
Document justification Flexible center load, due to autosize
Upgradeable to 17.8 inch/sec color Upgradeable
File compatibility AutoCAD®, MicrostationTM, ArcGISTM and all other CAD, GIS and other image editing/storage applications
Data capture color depth 48-bit color/16-bit monochrome
Certifications/ Energy Star Compliant CE, cUL/UL, CCC, EAC, UKR, BIS, FCC Class A, ICES, EMC, VCCI, KC, EuP, WEEE, RoHS, REACH and ENERGY STAR® certified
ScanStation Pro compatibility
Dimensions 32.4×19.3×6.3 in (823×489×161 mm)
Power consumption (ready/sleep/scan) 18W max. / <1w / 37w (built-in power supply)
Printer support HP, Canon, Epson and Océ printers. See contex.com/nextimage-supported-printers for full list

Contex IQ Quattro X 2450

Overview
The Contex IQ Quattro X 2450 is a 24-inch wide CIS scanner suited for professionals and small-format wide-format workflows. It combines precision imaging, efficient throughput, and smart connectivity to handle architectural drawings, technical plans, maps, and medium-sized originals with ease.


Key Features & Benefits

  • Advanced CIS Imaging Technology
    Equipped with Contex CleanScan CIS modules and enhanced with Color Fringe Removal, it delivers crisp, clean scans with minimal artifacts—particularly helpful for line drawings, maps, and technical documents.

  • Balanced Speed & Quality
    Offers scanning speeds that balance throughput and image fidelity (e.g. up to about 14 in/s in color mode at 200 dpi), providing reliable performance in everyday scanning tasks.

  • High Resolution Capture
    Optical resolution reaches 1,200 dpi, with higher interpolation levels available for detail-intensive work.

  • Wide Media Compatibility
    Supports originals up to 24 inches (media width somewhat larger), enabling versatility for documents in D, A1, and intermediate sizes.

  • Smart Connectivity & Workflow Integration
    Uses Gigabit Ethernet and USB interfaces for fast data transfer and network sharing.
    Supports push/pull scanning so multiple users can access the scanner over the network.
    Integrates with Nextimage platform for advanced image processing, archival workflows, and remote management.

  • Compact & Efficient Design
    Optimized for thinner originals (up to ~2 mm), making it ideal for standard plans, maps, and blueprints.
    Energy-efficient design ensures minimal standby power usage.

  • Reliable & Low-Maintenance
    Minimal moving parts, no lamp replacement, and durable construction reduce maintenance needs and operating costs.


Ideal Use Cases & Target Users

  • Small to mid-sized architecture, engineering, or design practices scanning technical drawings

  • GIS or mapping units working with regional map documents

  • Reprographic shops handling medium-format wide scanning

  • Offices needing wide-format scanning in compact spaces

  • Archives, libraries, or institutions digitizing moderate-size originals

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