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    2021 Kirk-Rudy 533 Bulk Autoloader

    2021 Kirk-Rudy 533 Bulk Autoloader

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy

    Only 200,000 pieces ran, like new condition. Automatic hopper loading. This versatile autoloader handles a wide variety of product and is versatile enough to work with almost any feeding system such as friction...

    Chicago, IL
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    Pitney Bowes (6) Station Flowmaster

    Pitney Bowes (6) Station Flowmaster 1200 XL Mail Inserter

    • used

    • Manufacturer: Pitney Bowes
    • Model: Flowmaster

    FlowMaster™ 12000 XL Inserting System for Direct Mail &Low-End Transaction Mail Letter & Flats Applications. The 12000 XL builds on the unique engineering design of the FlowMaster 12000 to provide flexible, dual...

    Chicago, IL

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.