A high-quality flatbed scanner should work.

For example, i have a $150 Canon 600F. This kind of scanner has a special film negative attachment that lights the back of the negative.

Not sure if microfiche is a negative or not, but seems similar...or you could just try it with any 'good' scanner and see what happens.

Probably a scan at 600 dpi would be fine. I usally use 1200 dpi for 35mm film and it ends up like 10MB per photo.

Then with photo software, crop out each page and save as a JPEG. Experiment with resizing until you get a single-page file under 100K, probably something less than 800x600 will do it. 640x480 should be under 100k JPEG.

'Tis a lot of work...

have b120(1200 ute) up to 86, spare parts listing
but on micro fiche
need to blow up ,will put on site for all to use.
just need to put it on the computa
for those who dont no,about 30 pages to a fiche.
have 3 films of parts
thanks tommo