EZ-Flats® Autofeed Mail Sorting System

Speedup and automate your savings on manifest mailings.

Overview

Engineering Innovation has updated its industry leading flats sorting system to improve throughput for higher volume mail. The new EZ- Flats® Autofeed machine adds an automatic feeder and weight-on-the-fly scale to the EZ-Flats® Premium. The automatic feeding system reduces the strain on the operator while standardizing the average throughput. This raises the speed of flats processing to over 3,000 flats per hour while still taking advantage of all the standard EZ-Flats® features. Similar to the EZ-Flats® Pro, A manual feed section paves the way to process small parcel and Bound Printed Matter, and improvements to the stackers system allows bin counts of over 200 bins.

Features

Cost Effective

Low entry cost and quick ROI.

Highest Profit Potential

Dynamically reassigns routing designations for the maximum discount.

Simplicity

System installs easily and operators are up to speed in 15 minutes.

Specifications

Throughput (pph) -
2,000 - 3,500
Piece Height (in) -
0.125 - 2
Piece Length (in) -
6 - 15
Piece Width (in) -
5 - 10
Min Weight -
0.05 lbs.
Max Weight -
5 lbs.
Scale -
Wipotec OCS
Barcode -
1D and 2D
Scanner -
Symbol LS2208 1D Scanner
OCR -
Yes
Label Size (in) -
4 x 1.5
Label Application -
Automated
Printer -
Zebra and EII's Printer
Number of Sorting Containers -
Adjustable
Number of Operators -
1
Monitor/Controller -
Touchscreen
Footprint Dimensions -
L: (162" + (the amount of stackers x 20")) x W: 91" x H: 107"
Power Specifications -
250V/20A Three Phase Power, NEMA L14-20R/P
Temperature -
41°F - 113°F (5°C - 45°C)
Humidity -
<85% (non-condensing)
Compressed Air -
Yes

Piece Type

Bubble Mailers
Catalog
Flats
Padded Mailers

Container Options

Tubs

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