Address printers and inkjet envelope printers

The AJ-140 is FP's economical desktop address printer. Its HP inkjet prints addresses, graphics, logos and barcodes at up to 600 dpi, clean and smear-free, on media up to 10 inches wide and a quarter inch thick. A color touchscreen shows print status, ink levels and job status at a glance, and its menu buttons can be set to the functions you use most.

The AJ-160 offers high-speed printing in a convenient desktop size. The same proven inkjet prints sharp addresses, graphics, logos and barcodes, with three inches of print area and media up to 0.375 inch thick. For larger jobs it integrates with a conveyor, a feeder and a drop tray.

The AJ-180 prints addresses, graphics and logos at up to 34,000 #10 envelopes an hour with four inches of print in a single pass. It is an in-line printer, designed to sit with a folder, an inserter or other mailroom equipment as part of a complete mailing system, and it comes in right-to-left and left-to-right models to suit the line.

The color touchscreen shows print status, ink levels and job status at a glance.

The 400Ji prints sharp addresses, graphics, logos and barcodes at up to 600 dpi with a very low cost per print. It handles media up to 13.5 inches wide and a quarter inch thick, from small envelopes to corrugated cardboard and padded envelopes, and its color touchscreen puts print status, ink levels and the functions you use most within reach.

The 600Ji brings high-speed printing to a desktop footprint. It runs standalone or with a conveyor, feeder and drop tray for larger jobs, handles media up to 13.5 inches wide and 0.375 inch thick, and prints three inches in a pass at up to 30,000 #10 envelopes an hour.

The 800Ji is designed to work with desktop folders, folder inserters and other mailroom equipment, and comes in right-to-left and left-to-right versions to suit the line. It prints four inches in one pass at up to 34,000 #10 envelopes an hour on media up to 13.5 inches wide and half an inch thick, from small envelopes to corrugated cardboard.

The IB-9000 is an inline vacuum printer with six or eight print heads, giving three or four inches of print in one pass at up to 36,000 pieces an hour. It works off-line with folders, inserters and other mailing machines, or on a friction or vacuum shuttle feeder, and its compact modular design mounts on Kirk Rudy, Scitex, Buskro, Videojet, Prism and similar bases.

Printhead position is adjustable, and after-market bulk ink systems fit for long runs.

The EDGE uses Memjet inkjet technology to push up to 7,500 envelopes an hour in a 16.8-million-color palette at 1600 × 1600 dpi. A corporate mailroom, a print shop, a marketer or a mailing house gets full process color on envelopes, matte, glossy and photo paper at a sharply reduced cost of operation.

FP's high-speed colour printing system, built on the HP FI-1000 print engine. One operator can run up to 10,000 envelopes an hour, and the pigment ink is UV and water resistant, so an address does not fade on a window sill or run in the rain.

It prints full-page bleeds up to 11.5 inches wide in CMYK, and it stores repeat jobs on the printer so the monthly run starts in seconds rather than being set up again.

EDGE Pro is the current generation of the EDGE Print Series. A wider, flatter, unobstructed paper path lets it print full-bleed, full-color mailing and packaging pieces, not just envelopes: stuffed envelopes, 10 × 13 flats, chipboard, corrugated cardboard, cartons and padded envelopes up to 3/8 inch thick, with a class-leading low cost per piece.

The Memjet print head has 70,400 nozzles and no moving parts, which means higher speed, lower ink and maintenance costs and less noise. A 7-inch color touchscreen previews the image, shows system status and reaches common settings, and stored jobs hold up to 60 GB. The top-loading feeder takes up to 575 #10 envelopes and media up to 10.5 × 17 inches.

The ColorMax9 is built for short-run inkjet printing: full color at 1200 × 1200 dpi on envelopes and a range of mailing and packaging materials. The system pairs the printer with a high-capacity intelligent belt feeder for accuracy, especially in landscape mode. Options include a 3-foot conveyor, a dedicated command station with PC and 32-inch curved monitor, and a sturdy workbench.

HP print technology with pigment-based ink resists fading, scratches and water. A wide print area and digital thickness control take media up to half an inch thick and 15 inches wide, and the 7-inch touchscreen controls the whole process, from image preview to up to 64 GB of stored jobs.