Production Floor Models

Production floor equipment builds or expands a floor-standing, high-volume addressing line — the transport bases, split bases, and imaging systems behind a production envelope printer, not a desktop unit. All For Mailers stocks Walco vacuum transport bases, print/dry split bases, and multibase addressing systems, plus ready-to-run imaging systems from Accufast and XPS. We’ll help match base width and configuration to your line. Below the machines: our plain-English guide to choosing production floor equipment, and answers to the questions we hear most.

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How to choose production floor equipment

Start with base width, measured in inches. Walco transport and split bases in this category run from 24 in up to 96 in — the width has to match your print zone and the media you're running, so measure your actual job before comparing models.

Next, decide between a vacuum transport base and a print/dry split base. A vacuum transport base moves media through the line under vacuum hold-down for accurate, consistent positioning. A split base combines a print zone and a separate dry zone in one frame, which simplifies layout when you're building a line from scratch. Which one fits depends on the print and drying equipment you're integrating.

Most items here are floor-standing production components, not standalone printers — plan for the imaging head, dryer, and conveyor you'll pair with the base, and confirm compatibility before ordering.

If you need a complete, ready-to-run printer rather than a base to build around, the XPS ProMail and Accufast CKx in this category are imaging options worth asking about — tell us your volume and we'll confirm fit.

Brands we carry

Production floor equipment in this category comes from Walco, Accufast, and XPS.

Production floor equipment questions

What's the difference between a vacuum transport base and a split base?
A vacuum transport base uses vacuum hold-down to move media accurately through the print zone. A split base combines a print zone and a dry zone in one frame. Which one you need depends on the rest of your line — call us and we'll walk through it.

Do I need a base plus separate printing and drying equipment, or a complete printer?
Most items in this category are base platforms meant to be built into a custom line with your own or additional imaging and drying equipment. If you want a ready-to-run printer instead, ask us about the XPS ProMail or Accufast CKx options here.

How do I know what base width I need?
Measure your print zone and the widest media you'll run, then match it to a base in that range — Walco bases here run from 24 in to 96 in. Send us your numbers and we'll confirm.

What does "high speed" or "upgraded high speed" mean on a split base?
It refers to the base's rated transport speed tier. Higher tiers support faster production runs but should be matched to the imaging and drying equipment feeding into them — ask us before you mix and match.

What is a multibase addressing system?
It's a Walco platform, like the 655MB, built to combine multiple addressing functions on one base rather than requiring separate machines. Ask us whether it fits your specific line configuration.

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