An all new concept in mail handling, the Kirk Rudy 345 handles most of the work at the end of an inkjet addressing or inserting system. Automatic sorting and increased storage capacity means one operator can easily manage high speed production runs.
Designed to produce a consistent shingle under all conditions, the Kirk Rudy 345 converts the flat, shingled stream of mail into an upright position. Sorting occurs during the shingle process so the tray breaks are clearly evident on the edge stacking section. Trays are quickly and easily filled by sliding entire bundles off the side of the conveyor and into a mail tray.