How Does The Price Of A Pressure Seal Machine Compare To The Cost Of Manual Or Automated Stuffing Of Forms Into An Outbound Envelope?
There are both labor and material costs to consider when justifying the use of a pressure seal machine as compared to other methods. Certainly labor will be the biggest cost to consider. In a manual process, each outgoing document has to be hand folded, hand stuffed into an envelope, sealed, and stamped with postage. A pressure seal machine which can fold and seal with the press of a button will save all of those duplicative labor costs. With an automated envelope stuffing machine, you need to repeatedly load both the outgoing document and the outgoing envelopes into the stuffing machine and be prepared for the processing to stop when either the document or envelope needs to be reloaded. This requires twice the labor than when using a pressure sealing machine since it only has to be loaded with the all-in-one pressure seal form. And the typical processing speed of an envelope stuffing machine is notably slower than a pressure sealing machine.
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