Accufast KT Tabber
The Accufast KT is a single-head crash tabber and wafer sealer known for high productivity and tight, accurate tabs — but parts are scarce, so it is no longer sold.
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The Accufast KT is a single-head crash tabber and wafer sealer known for high productivity and tight, accurate tabs — but parts are scarce, so it is no longer sold.

The Omation Model 2112 Envelopener is a compact letter opener that mills a fine trim off envelope edges at up to 400 per minute, protecting contents with a soft, feathered cut.

The Neopost AS-830 is a durable tabletop HP-inkjet envelope printer from the Rena Imager family, printing up to 7,500 #10 envelopes per hour at up to 600 dpi with Intelligent Mail barcode.

The Hasler HJ930 is a fast, durable tabletop HP-inkjet envelope printer from the Rena Imager family, printing up to 26,000 #10 envelopes per hour at up to 600 dpi and feeding pieces up to 1/4″ thick.

The Freehand Label Applicator is a simple, made-in-USA tabletop labeler for non-production mailings, applying labels to up to 8,000 pieces per hour. Discontinued and no longer supported new — supplies and parts still available through All For Mailers.

The Accufast KT2 is a double-head crash tabber (wafer sealer) that applies one or two tabs per piece at up to 15,000 pieces per hour. Accufast no longer makes this machine; All For Mailers can recommend a current replacement.

The Accufast FX was a reliable friction feeder that fed brochures, self-mailers and double postcards into envelopes at up to 20,000 pieces per hour. Accufast has closed; new units are no longer made.

The Mercure / Secap 720 is a Swiss-built conveyor-fed envelope sealer that seals all common formats from #10 to C4 Pocket at up to 300 per minute, with hands-free infrared start/stop.

Tabletop cardboard perforator, up to 16″ wide, .4″ thick, 34 fpm — succeeded by the Greenwave 412.

Discontinued — Not Supported. Accufast closed in 2019. We no longer buy or sell Accufast machines and cannot warranty them; remaining parts sell while supplies last. Need stamps applied? See the AFM80ST Stamp Applier & Tabber. Looking at an Accufast XL? Here is the honest picture from a shop that serviced Accufast equipment for decades….

The Accufast KT family also reached the market wearing other badges — the KT was sold as the Formax FD 260 and Rena T-300, and the FX as the Formax FD260-10. Same machines, different nameplates — and the same honest advice applies to all of them. Accufast KT / FX Family at a Glance Page…

The Accufast ET family — including the ET-R and ET LDM variants — was also sold as the Formax FD 280. Same machine, different badge, same honest advice. Accufast ET Family at a Glance Page type Family buying advisory Brand Accufast Models covered ET, including the ET-R and ET LDM variants Also sold as Formax…

About the Accufast VL The Accufast VL is a labeler built in two parts: a base that carries the material past the labeling head, with feeder control integrated into the base, and a head that holds the label supply. It runs fan-fold or roll labels, and Accufast published it as suited to 3M Post-it Notes….

The Accufast HDF was a heavy-duty friction feeder built to feed reliably and invisibly — glossy mailers, brochures, coupons, even catalogs — at up to 250 ft/min. Accufast has closed; new units are no longer made.

About the Accufast PM6 The Accufast PM6 is an inkjet addressing and imaging printer built on HP inkjet technology, running black and spot colour inks. Accufast published two print speeds for it: 9,000 pieces per hour at 600 dpi, or 16,000 pieces per hour at 150 or 300 dpi. It runs mail pieces from 3.5″…

About the Accufast CS3D The Accufast CS3D is a combined conveyor and dryer: a 38″ transport belt feeding a 22 1/2″ drying tunnel in a 46″ overall frame, with belt speed adjustable from 0 to 150 feet per minute and working height adjustable from 28″ to 37 1/2″. Accufast wrote the model two ways in…

About the Accufast PMX System The PMX was not a single machine but a configurable Accufast printing system, sold through a virtual configurator that let a buyer build the line module by module. Accufast published the configurator itself rather than a specification sheet for the system as a whole, so what follows is an identification…