Pitney Bowes Epic Manual page 254

Collation Size
With Input
Trifold/Half
Prime Doc Size
Depth
Width
Thickness
No Input
Depth
Width
Thickness
Material Storage and Handling
Envelope and material handling problems in automatic mail inserting equipment are often due to
envelope distortion (warping, curl, deformation, etc.). This can o ccur as a result of poor packaging,
improper handling and storage, and/or temperature and humidity extremes.
These problems can originate at the time of envelope manufacturing, during finished goods transit, or as
the result of poor environmental controls, at either the manufacturing site or the storage facility, or both.
Pitney Bowes equipment is designed to handle a certain range of material. Envelopes that fall outside
these specified ranges might run poorly or not at all.
Store materials in a controlled environment away from moisture; we suggest a nominal
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temperature of 75° (+/- 2%) relative humidity. Envelope formulations do vary.
Transfer cartons from storage areas to the work area no more than several hours before use.
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Do not remove envelope boxes from their cartons until ready to load them on the work table.
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Pitney Bowes Epic Select Operator Guide
Collation Size
Minimum
Single page 18 lb (80 gsm)
3.5" (89 mm)
7.0" (178 mm)
18 lb (70 gsm)
3.5" (89 mm)
5.5" (140 mm)
18 lb (70 gsm)
December, 2017
Maximum
.5" (12.7 mm) total collation
6.25" (158 mm)
11" (279.4 mm)
28 lb (110 gsm)
6.25" (158 mm)
11" (279.4 mm)
28 lb (110 gsm)
Specifications
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