Microtek International, Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells smart scanners and computer information peripherals in China and Taiwan. The company operates through two segments, Image Scanner and Optoelectronics. It offers NDT/RT film digitizers, line cameras, industrial inspections, and NTR inspecting software; software products, including digital archiving, document management, artworks management, bill management, and data management; X-ray films and application software; and gel electrophoresis and herbarium specimen. It also provides scanners, such as hi-speed flatbed, ADF, advanced imaging, large-scale artworks, object, fingerprint gels, and multispectral and anti-counterfeiting scanners, as well as entry-level and document cameras; and optical source devices, light instrument instruments, and light source manufacturing systems. Microtek International, Inc. was incorporated in 1980 and is headquartered in Hsinchu City, Taiwan.
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