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    Rena Envelope Imager 1.5, Video

    Rena Envelope Imager 1.5, Video

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Neopost

    Rena Envelope Imager 1.5 Serial #100030697 Print technology: Thermal Inkjet, Three HP 45A-Style High Capacity Cartridges | Address speed: 20,000 /hour at 300 dpi 11,500 /hour at 600 dpi 15,000 /hour...

    $2,500 USD
    Dallas, NC
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    2010 AstroJet 2800

    2010 AstroJet 2800

    • used

    • Manufacturer: AstroJet

    ● High Speed Professional Desktop Printer ● Print Quality up to 600 DPI ● 4” of stitched printing in one pass ● HP-45 Cartridge Technology ● WindowsTM Compatible through Parallel port ● Unique top-load feed ...

    Brighouse, United Kingdom

Overview

Envelope production and printing equipment is specialized machinery designed to create and print envelopes for various uses. This equipment can handle tasks like cutting, folding, gluing, and printing envelopes in different sizes and styles, making it essential for businesses involved in mass mailing, marketing, and correspondence.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying envelope production and printing equipment?

Consider the machine's production capacity, compatibility with different envelope sizes, printing capabilities, and ease of maintenance. Ensure it meets your specific business needs.

How can I ensure safe shipping for envelope production and printing equipment?

Use a reputable shipping company experienced in handling heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is properly packaged and secured to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for envelope production and printing equipment?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, checking for wear and tear on moving parts, and ensuring the printing components are free of debris. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for routine maintenance schedules.