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Pitney Bowes Direct Mail Solutions SortMAX
SortMAX Vertical Stacking Conveyor
Pitney Bowes Direct Mail Solutions's SortMAX will automatically insert slip sheets into the mail stream that is
coming from ink jets, envelope inserters, folders, or even can be used as a stand
alone system with a feeder. The SortMAX can easily cut your labor cost in half on
any of the work cells requiring sorting. An electric sorting signal can be retrieved
from a ink jet database, inserter database, or as simple as a mark reader looking
for an asterisk. Pitney Bowes Direct Mail Solutions's SortMAX can be manufactured to integrate to your existing
mail processing equipment such as all types ink jets, inserters, folders, and feeders.
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Ink Jet Applications
Pitney Bowes Direct Mail Solutions's SortMAX works in conjunction with the FeedMAX
to reduce a work cell to a one person operation,
substantially increasing your profits.
Envelope Inserter Applications
There is no need to slow the inserter down or add a
person when sorting is required in this work cell.
Folding Applications
You now can fold, tab, and machine
sort in one simple operation.
ADVANTAGES TO INVESTING IN A SORTMAX
• Reduce Your Labor Cost By Half
• Automatiically Insert Slip Sheets At High Speeds
• Integrates Into Your Existing Mail Processing Line
• Eight Times More Product Capacity Than A Standard Conveyor
• Returns Product Vertical & Sorted To Operator Reducing Fatigue
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SortMAX - Vertical Sorting Conveyor
• Maximum Product Size: 9" W x 12" L
• Maximum Product Size MM: 228.6mm W x 304.8mm L
• Minimum Product Size: 4" W x 6" L
• Minimum Product Size MM: 101.6mm W x 152.4mm L
• Maximum Thickness: .125"
• Maximum Thickness MM: 3.175mm
• Minimum Thickness: 20 lb. sheet
• Speed: Variable
• Electrical: 230 VAC, 1 PHASE, 30 AMP
• Drive Motor: AC
• Compressed Air: 60 PSI Required
KEY FEATURES
Production mail stream being
transported from flat travel to
vertical travel.
Slip sheets are stacked into
specialized feeder.
A Slip sheet has been inserted
into the mail stream on its way to the
stacking conveyor.
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Pitney Bowes Direct Mail Solutions Engineering
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