ISO Printer for printing addresses on envelopes.
I run a small business that sends out 2,000-5,000 envelopes a month. What we've been doing is printing the shipping addresses on stickers and placing them on the size 10 envelopes, and then we have a stamp that can be used for our return address. We also have…
I run a small business that sends out 2,000-5,000 envelopes a month. What we've been doing is printing the shipping addresses on stickers and placing them on the size 10 envelopes, and then we have a stamp that can be used for our return address. We also have another red stamp for "Show Invitations." We did try to use our Epson ET-2803 for our needs, but it could only do like 3-5 envelopes a minute. For some reason, it pauses a few seconds before doing the red invitation part. We then bought an HP M554 since it was labeled as doing 35 PPM, but we quickly learned that was only for regular paper, not envelopes. So it can just do 3 pages per minute to keep from overheating. Is there any printer that I could use for my business?
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Presumably they aren’t all the same printing, likely they are unique customer addresses that might change month to month. You would lose a lot of flexibility and probably increase cost if you outsourced it. I don’t personally know about printer options, but if they could find one even somewhat reasonably priced it would be much better to keep things in-house.
They should be able to do a mail merge.
Can you outsource to an online retailer that specializes in printing