Fujifilm Business Innovation Launches Apeos 3561 Series with Cloud Connectivity, Advanced Scanning

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Fujfilm Business Innovation Asia Pacific today launched its new Apeos 3561 series A3 office monochrome copier/MFP series that it says are designed to advanced digital transformation (DX) and improve operational efficiency for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The company says the new models provide enhanced scanning performance, broader paper handling, and connectivity with cloud services, building on the Apeos C3061 series A3 color MFPs launched in October 2024.
The new Apeos series is also said to be an extension of the monochrome Apeos C3061 series, while maintaining a space-saving design.
Cloud Connectivity for Digital Transformation
The company explained that to drive DX across corporate environments, it’s essential to connect office MFPs to a range of cloud services. The new Apeos 3561 series is aid to support office DX by linking scanned information to various cloud-based document management and accounting systems. For example, when connected with the Fujifilm IWpro cloud service, scanned or faxed documents can be automatically imported with assigned file names and sorted according to business tasks, eliminating manual sorting and saving.
Continuous Scanning of Smaller-Size Originals
The new lineup includes models with an automatic duplex document feeder that delivers high-speed scanning at 80 ppm with single-pass duplex automatic scanning. These models also support continuous scanning of business cards and receipt-size paper to streamline the digitization of everyday documents, a crucial first step in DX.
Versatile Paper Handling
The new series supports a broad range of media from as thin as 52 gsm to heavier paper up to 300 gsm, as well as long-size output of up to 297 x 1,200 mm, – ideal for in-house production of promotional materials. Envelope and postcard printing – previously limited to the bypass tray on earlier models, can now be performed from the standard tray.
Quieter Paper Handling
Internal paper handling noise has also been reduced compared to previous models as a result of refined noise reduction technology. Specifically, the document finisher, which can be installed to the inner output area, adopts a quiet design that suppresses collision and drive noise, reducing acoustic level by 60 percent when compared to the previous finisher.
Sustainability Features
Recycled plastic materials are used for key exterior parts such as the front cover and trays. Additionally, the new models feature a newly incorporated design to facilitate easy disassembly, cleaning, and material sorting for reuse and recycling. For instance, Fujifim designed the exterior cover surface to minimize the visibility of scratches, thereby promoting resource circulation.
The new series consists of three models, the Apeos 3561, 3061, and 2561, and key features include:
- ID card scan function: Digitize documents, such as driver’s licenses, by scanning both sides of a card onto a single page.
- Remote Operation Panel: Mirror the MFP’s operation screen on the administrator’s PC in order to remotely configure settings.
- Customizable paper-tray configuration: One-tray models are standard configuration; optional trays can be combined to match various environments and customer usage patterns.
- Professional document-finishing solutions: The new models support various post-processing steps such as staple-free stapling and booklet making.
Fujifilm did not specify when and where the new models will be available. However, we have contacted the company, and will provide this information if possible.
More Resources
- September 2025: Fujifilm’s New IWpro Intelligent Data Capture Feature Uses Generative AI to Digitize Non-Standard Business Forms
- August 2025: Fujifilm Rolls Out New Capabilities for Revoria Production Presses
- August 2025: Mixed First Quarter for Fujifilm, Lower Sales of Copier/MFPs
- July 2025: Fujifilm Business Innovation to Open New Copier/MFP Remanufacturing Facility
- May 2025: Record Financial Results for Fujifilm’s Fiscal Year
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