Mailing Systems Technology - January/February 2009 - (Page 33) New Products Folder Inserters The DS-140 and DS-1000 highproductivity folder inserters from Neopost are ideal for organizations processing a wide range of jobs with varying requirements. They maintain an extremely high practical input, throughput and output speed, while seamlessly switching from one job application to another. No matter what the job requires, the folder inserters are essential tools to ensure the most number of mailing jobs are processed in the minimum amount of time. These new highly modular folder inserters target customers with applications requiring maximum productivity and flexibility. Their high collation and constant document speed, combined with parallel inserts and document folding handling, ensure high productivity throughput rate regardless of the number of documents and complexity of the mailings being assembled. All system adjustments are PC driven and fully automated. Designed for rapid changeover in less than two minutes, the DS-140 and DS-1000 easily transition between jobs with very different settings minimizing unproductive downtime. www.neopostinc.com also new technology designed to use many fewer parts and require much less service than any other similar system available today. www.gbr.com Line Control System The Videojet VIP ControlPro inkjet and bindery line control system from Videojet Technologies Inc. enables control of bindery line components with a single solution. VIP ControlPro can manage a diverse range of equipment, such as saddle stitchers, folders and mail lines, including inside/outside personalization, geographic and demographic binding and carrier route stacker control. The system also facilitates in-line printing of variable data, such as text, addresses, barcodes and graphics on items such as magazines, catalogs and direct mail pieces. www.videojet.com Fixed Image Printing System The new Print One Fixed Image Printing System from Postmatic is a very cost-effective solution to static printing bulk rate permits, text messages, Mailer’s pre-cancelled permits, indicias, logos, barcodes, dates, expiry data, etc. Designed with the same footprint as a Pitney Bowes or Hasler inline meter base, this high-volume vacuum transport base with a 1” print head enables printing inline with high-speed inserters, inkjet systems, tabbers and other mail preparation equipment. Can also be used offline with a feeder as a separate operation. The Print One uses standard HP inkjet cartridges and thermal inkjet technology. Printing is easier and more affordable than ever. Simply download your image or text file from your PC or laptop to the print head, and you’re ready to print the same image over and over again. No computer interface or print driver necessary to operate making the Print One extremely user friendly. www.postmatic.com Drop Ship Entry Discounts Window Book has added functionality to its DAT-MAIL Toolbox, which enables users to utilize ALG Worldwide Logistics CoPal program. ALG provides the transportation and logistics for co-palletization and destination entry services. DAT-MAIL software is the front end mailing software. The new CoPal program provides mailers with optimized drop ship entry discounts. This CoPal program is incorporated in Window Book’s mailing software, DAT-MAIL Toolbox. Mailers can use CoPal to process Standard Letter mail, and it enables mailers to profit from bigger USPS Postage drop ship discounts for entries to approximately 334 USPS Sectional Center Facilities and 29 BMC/ASF facilities. DAT-MAIL Toolbox includes palletization functionality, complete freight planning analysis, Postage Statement generation and postage accounting functionality. www.windowbook.com Solution for Printers and Mailers Virtual Systems announces the release of Mail-Shop Version 8.1, the latest edition of its suite of software products for printers, mailers and fulfillment companies. Built to help companies realize their full business potential, Mail-Shop streamlines much of the business processes related to mailing. Mail-Shop Version 8.1 offers advanced capabilities in both performance and productivity to support the new USPS NCOALINK compliance related to tracking and record management. The new process additions and flow enables customer service representatives to record, track and report on current postal forms on file as required for NCOALINK processing. The new workflow addition provides the ability to quickly email necessary NCOALINK forms directly to customers from within Mail-Shop. The receipt of forms can be linked and tracked at the customer level within the software. www.virtualsystems.com Inserting System The autoSET XT Cut Sheet Inserting System is the first new technology in cut sheet feeding for inserting in 25 years. The inserter has a maximum cycle speed of 22,000 envelopes per hour. The vacuum-based sheet feeder has a maximum throughput of 72,000 11” sheets per hour in high page count applications. Even more sheets are possible with shorter documents. And, this feeder coupled with the unique accumulating technique does not mark toner-based color documents. The inserter is www.MailingSystemsTechnology.com a JANUARY - FEBRUARY 2009 33 http://www.gbr.com http://www.videojet.com http://www.neopostinc.com http://www.postmatic.com http://www.windowbook.com http://www.virtualsystems.com http://www.MailingSystemsTechnology.com
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