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Postmatic stamp affixers

Some mailings need a real postage stamp, not a meter imprint or a permit. A Postmatic stamp affixer puts stamps on at production speed, in line with an inserter, inkjet or tabber, or on its own with a feeder.

We are an authorized dealer for Postmatic. Ask for a demonstration on your own piece.

Postmatic stamp affixer head with a stamp coil on its reel, beside its vacuum pump and hose

Postmatic

Postmatic 6000SA and 7000SA stamp affixers

Real postage stamps on mail, in line, without rewinding the coil.

The 6000SA and 7000SA are Postmatic's stamp affixer heads. They work with any Postmatic Inline Stamping Base, in line with inserters, inkjet systems and labelers, or as a stand-alone system. Postmatic's vacuum wheel applicator does away with rewinding stamp coils before running them in line, and with the extra cost of putting stamps on with a tabber.

The heads take 3,000- or 10,000-stamp coils and apply more than 18,000 stamps an hour, which keeps up with most high-speed inserters. Coils load and unload quickly, so the operator spends less time tending the machine. Postmatic has built stamp affixers since 1972.

Key features

  • More than 18,000 stamps an hour
  • Takes 3,000- or 10,000-stamp coils
  • Vacuum wheel applicator; no rewinding of stamp coils
  • Fast coil loading and unloading
  • Works with any Postmatic Inline Stamping Base
  • Runs in line with inserters, inkjet systems and labelers, or stand-alone
Speed
More than 18,000 stamps per hour
Coil capacity
3,000 or 10,000 stamps
Vacuum pump
1/3 HP oil-less, included with Postmatic systems
Models
6000SA (formerly M6) and 7000SA (formerly M7)
Postmatic Inline Stamping Base with a stamp affixer head and stamp coil, on its stand

Postmatic

Postmatic Inline Stamping Bases

The transport a stamp affixer sits on, in 16-inch and 36-inch lengths.

Postmatic Inline Stamping Bases are built for 24/7 operation. They run in line with inserters, inkjets and tabbers, or stand-alone with a feeder for off-line stamp affixing. Models cover single stamping, stamping and printing, and dual stamping, where two affixer heads share one line to cut the downtime of changing coils.

The 16-inch Standard base takes a 6000SA or 7000SA head and runs at 240 or 330 feet a minute. The 36-inch Extended base leaves room for an inkjet, labeler or camera, so the piece can be stamped and printed in one pass, and the PrintOne Stamping Base adds an inkjet head that prints a Mailers' Precancelled Permit as the stamp goes on. Postmatic also sells complete systems with the head, vacuum pump and an adjustable stand, including a stand-alone version with its own feeder and catch tray.

Key features

  • Built for 24/7 operation
  • 16-in. Standard base for the 6000SA or 7000SA
  • 36-in. Extended base with room for an inkjet, labeler or camera
  • PrintOne base stamps and prints in one pass
  • Dual stamping: two heads in one line
  • In line with inserters, inkjets and tabbers, or stand-alone with a feeder
Lengths
16 in. (Standard) and 36 in. (Extended, PrintOne)
Transport speed
240 or 330 ft per minute (16-in. base)
Piece size
6 by 9 in.; 10 by 13 in. with the deck extension kit (16-in. bases)
Printing
PrintOne: 1-in. thermal inkjet head, HP 45 cartridges

Questions we get asked

Do the new landscape stamps need an adjustment?

Yes. Presorted standard stamps released on April 14, 2022 changed from portrait to landscape, and Postmatic says affixers need adjusting to run them. If yours has not been set up for them, place a service call and we will do it.

Tell us what you mail

How many pieces a month, how many pages, and what goes in the envelope. We will recommend one machine, run your job on it, quote it, install it and keep it running.