Sharp Imaging and Information Company of America (SIICA) has announced the new BP-70M75 and BP-70M90 high-volume monochrome series of document systems. Designed to fit today's diverse workstyles, these new models enable workers to collaborate and share information seamlessly and securely throughout their office environments, even while working remotely.

From media handling to workflow and collaboration, the BP-70M75 and BP-70M90 models deliver the features businesses need to get the job done, at speeds up to 75 and 90 pages per minute (ppm). Enhanced cloud services such as Microsoft Teams and Google Drive make it easy to streamline communication, and native Universal Print capability allows these models to integrate seamlessly with Office 365 environments that leverage simplified print management.

"In an age of diverse workstyles, the need for seamless collaboration between colleagues has never been more critical," says Shane Coffey, vice president of product management, SIICA. "We're excited to offer these new high-volume monochrome document systems to help organizations streamline communication and work simply smarter."

The BP-70M75 and BP-70M90 utilize the latest technology to help users work more efficiently. Time-saving features such as multisheet feed detection and enhanced auto-skew correction help users speed through their jobs. The 300-sheet duplexing, single-pass feature scans documents at up to 280 images per minute for enhanced productivity and efficiency. Leading security technology is also built into the BP-70M75 and BP-70M90 to help organizations protect their data. Features such as a system integrity check at startup, firmware attack prevention with self recovery, as well as optional antivirus protection powered by Bitdefender, help protect from malicious intruders.

The BP high-volume monochrome models are ENERGY STAR 3.0 qualified and RoHS compliant, and have one of the lowest typical energy consumption values in their category. The BP-70M90 is expected to ship immediately while the BP-70M75 will be available later this year.