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Direct Mail Printing and Services
News Release from: Pitney Bowes | Subject: EFS
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 25 May 2006
Envelope System Boosts Direct Mail
Efficiency
Launched at Ipex 2006, Pitney Bowes' EFS system is an envelope printing, scanning and vacuum transport system designed to boost mail quality and efficiency.
Launched at Ipex 2006, Pitney Bowes' EFS system is an envelope printing, scanning and vacuum transport system designed to boost mail quality and efficiency EFS is said to integrate with Pitney Bowes' APS, FPS and most legacy inserting platforms, helping to streamline production and to validate the integrity of finished mail pieces
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 11 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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The system's universal transport base provides the framework to support a variety of mail finishing needs, including custom printing, label affixing and stamping, said Pitney Bowes.
The EFS' printing components are claimed to help businesses to produce mail pieces that get opened more frequently.
Address blocks can be printed directly on to affordable, windowless envelopes for increased confidentiality, security and impact.
And personalised touches, such as logos, variable return addresses, address blocks and messages can be added on demand.
By eliminating the need for pre-printed envelopes, the EFS system is said to help reduce the cost to create and manage multiple types of envelopes.
EFS also enables thorough scanning integrity, providing an automated view of mail pieces as they run on high-speed inserting systems.
This automation reduces manual quality checks, further boosting productivity, added the company.
Designed to scan images over the envelope during inserter finishing, the scanning system can read, match and check sequencing of human readable characters, barcodes and 2D symbols to ensure accurate fulfilment.
Used in conjunction with Pitney Bowes' Direct Connect file audit processing, production runs can be compared to print file information and documents that need to be pulled from production can be automatically removed.
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