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  • Kirk-Rudy KR324 Shuttle Feeder

    Kirk-Rudy KR324 Shuttle Feeder

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR324

    The standalone KR324 shuttle feeder handles a wide variety of media from single sheets and envelopes to books and magazines. Smaller than the KR 224 shuttle feeder, the KR324 accommodates product 3″ wide by 5″ lo...

    Markham, Canada
  • Minipack Plexi 60

    Minipack Plexi 60

    • Manufacturer: Minipack - Torre

    PLEXI 60 is a fully automatic horizontal bagging machine. The PLEXI 60 has an extremely compact design and an innovative sealing system that packs up to 60 pieces per minute. PLEXI 60 is not just a bag sealer mac...

    Markham, Canada
  • Flexmail FlexStream

    Flexmail FlexStream

    • Manufacturer: Flexmail

    A complete document processing solution, FlexStream is unmatched in its versatility and performance. With FlexStream you can add scan codes to your documents that your inserter uses, and manipulate and enhance th...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR502P Pile Feeder

    Kirk-Rudy KR502P Pile Feeder

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR502P

    This stand alone feeder was engineered to feed difficult items that a traditional friction or shuttle feeder cannot. The built-in vacuum pump provides suction to lift one piece at a time from the top of a pile, w...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR694 Rotary Feeder

    Kirk-Rudy KR694 Rotary Feeder

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR694

    Rotary feeders are known for their ease of use, quick changeover and reliability. The KR694 Rotary feeder is no exception. Fewer adjustments means changeovers will take less time and require less skill. Also avai...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy NetJet

    Kirk-Rudy NetJet

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy

    The NetJet, Kirk-Rudy’s bestselling inkjet addressing system combines HP thermal inkjet technology with an intuitive Windows-based user interface to make printing variable text and graphics simple and fast. Varia...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR445 Turnover Base

    Kirk-Rudy KR445 Turnover Base

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy

    Use the KR445 in-line with an inkjet printing system or inserter to flip over and address, tip or label the backside of a catalogue, envelope, and other paper product. Accommodates product up to 1/2″ thick. In-fe...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR314 Shingle Conveyor

    Kirk-Rudy KR314 Shingle Conveyor

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR314

    Solid sheet metal construction makes this the most rugged, dependable conveyor for production environments on the market today. Extremely versatile, the KR314 Shingle Conveyor is compatible with a wide assortment...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR475 Mini-Turn Over

    Kirk-Rudy KR475 Mini-Turn Over

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy

    Use the KR475 in-line with an inkjet printing system, inserter, or other bindery equipment to flip over and address, tip-on, or label the backside of a postcard, envelope, and other smaller paper product. This si...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR545T Triple Tabber

    Kirk-Rudy KR545T Triple Tabber

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy

    The KR545T mailing tabber tabs lead-edge, trail-edge and side edges all in a single pass. It handles large 18″ diameter rolls and runs all major types of tabs as well as pressure sensitive stamps and labels of va...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR497T Servo Tip-on System

    Kirk-Rudy KR497T Servo Tip-on System

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR497T

    High-speed card attaching. Engineered to accurately attach cards to carriers, this system is flexible and handles a wide-variety of products and jobs. Run plastic cards, magnets and a variety of folded paper prod...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy UltraJet

    Kirk-Rudy UltraJet

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy

    This high-resolution inkjet system provides a versatile, cost-effective solution to meet the need for variable data printing on a large variety of coated and uncoated substrates. 12” print area (54 mm) Consistent...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR411 Incline Conveyor

    Kirk-Rudy KR411 Incline Conveyor

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR411

    The KR411 Incline Conveyor is designed to transfer products from other machinery, such as folders, and booklet makers, to Kirk-Rudy bases for seamless production. Easy set-up, no tools needed Quick release top be...

    Markham, Canada
  • Astro M2

    Astro M2

    • Manufacturer: Astro

    AstroJet M-Series Printers provide the ideal solution for high quality on-demand printing requiring quick, cost effective turnarounds. Powered by Memjet, AstroJet M-Series Printers deliver precise, high quality p...

    Markham, Canada
  • Kirk-Rudy KR435 Mini Tabber

    Kirk-Rudy KR435 Mini Tabber

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR435

    The KR435’s operator interface utilizes all the same user-friendly programs found on the KR535 that simplify operator training and setup. Multiple tabs or labels can be applied in a single pass. The KR435 runs in...

    Markham, Canada
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Overview

Mail folding and inserting machines automate the process of preparing mail by folding documents and inserting them into envelopes. These machines are essential for businesses that handle a high volume of mail, streamlining operations and ensuring consistency and accuracy in mail preparation.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used mail folding and inserting machine?

Check the machine's age, condition, and maintenance history. Ensure it meets your volume needs and is compatible with your document and envelope sizes.

How do I ensure the machine is shipped safely to my location?

Use a reputable transport service with experience in handling delicate office machinery. Ensure the machine is securely packed and protected during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a mail folding and inserting machine?

Regular maintenance includes cleaning the machine, checking for worn parts, and ensuring proper lubrication. Consult the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.