Print & Mail Equipment
Separate, feed, register, and fold sheets, envelopes, cards, booklets, bags, cartons, and other flat products with equipment selected around the material, production speed, load capacity, and downstream workflow.
ATP Equipment Solutions offers friction feeders, autoload feeders, pile and continuous feeders, specialty feeding systems, and paper folding equipment for standalone or connected production applications.
Explore Addressing & Mail Production SolutionsFriction and autoload feeders separate flat or semi-flat products and introduce them into printing, mailing, labeling, packaging, finishing, or material-handling processes.
Walco Systems
Versatile feeding systems for flat products such as card stock, self-mailers, sheet stock, corrugated material, and chipboard, with standard, wide-format, autoload, and integrated vacuum-transport configurations.
Model family: VF200, VF280, VF200AL, 655VFT
Walco Systems
A compact, high-capacity friction feeder with adjustable belts and separator controls for feeding a wide range of flat products into standalone or connected production equipment.
Kirk-Rudy
A standalone servo-driven friction feeder designed to create controlled product gaps and accurate registration for materials ranging from envelopes to cut sheets.
LineMods
A heavy-duty PLC and servo-driven friction feeder designed for high-speed standalone use or direct integration with compatible LineMods equipment.
LineMods
An extended-capacity autoload feeder designed for higher-volume product feeding with standalone capability or connection to compatible LineMods transport systems.
Pineberry
Friction feeder families for paper, pouches, cards, cartons, leaflets, booklets, and other flat or semi-flat products across print, mail, fulfillment, packaging, labeling, and manufacturing workflows.
Representative families: HSF series, SF series
Pile, continuous, and specialty feeders support applications requiring larger material capacity, uninterrupted sheet flow, unusual products, or a feeding method beyond a traditional friction feeder.
BAUM
A mobile independent pile feeder designed to introduce larger stacks of sheets into compatible printing, coating, laminating, die-cutting, inkjet, mailing, and finishing equipment.
BAUM
A fixed-position continuous feeder designed for non-stop sheet feeding into downstream production equipment, with registration and sheet-monitoring capabilities.
Kirk-Rudy
A specialty feeding system for large flat bags and flat corrugated boxes, using pick-and-place suction and an automatic stack loader to support continuous production.
The KR725 may support print, labeling, packaging, and fulfillment applications in addition to traditional mail-production workflows.
Paper folders create consistent fold patterns for commercial print, short-run digital output, in-plant production, mail preparation, and downstream inserting or finishing.
BAUM
A compact air-feed tabletop folder designed for short-run digital, commercial print, and in-plant applications, with support for folding and compatible finishing processes.
BAUM
A high-production pile-fed folder designed for commercial print, direct mail, and finishing operations, with touchscreen controls and dependable sheet separation for consistent folding.
More Equipment Available
The equipment featured above represents only a selection of the feeding and folding systems available through Atlantic Tape & Packaging. We work with multiple equipment manufacturers and can help identify the right model, configuration, and supporting equipment for your materials, production speed, available footprint, and workflow.
Available solutions include equipment from BAUM, Kirk-Rudy, Walco Systems, Line Mod, Pineberry, and additional manufacturers.
Additional manufacturers and equipment configurations may be available based on the application.
The correct equipment should be selected around the material and production process, not only the advertised maximum speed.
Document the material type, dimensions, thickness, weight, coating, shape, flexibility, surface, and how consistently the products stack.
Determine whether the application requires friction feeding, vacuum assistance, pile feeding, continuous feeding, autoloading, pick-and-place handling, or another specialized approach.
Review line speed, pieces per minute, required spacing, stopping or continuous motion, and how the feeder must synchronize with downstream equipment.
For folding applications, identify sheet size, stock, fold pattern, finished dimensions, job volume, and any perforating, scoring, or slitting requirements.
Review the printer, transport, inserter, conveyor, packaging machine, finishing system, controls, available space, and required pass-line height.
ATP uses this information to help match the application with an appropriate standalone feeder, folder, or connected production configuration.
Discuss Your Feeding or Folding ApplicationRelated Solution
Explore how feeding and folding equipment can work with inserting, addressing, tabbing, sorting, verification, and output handling across a complete production mail workflow.
Connect feeders and folders with printers, inserters, transports, conveyors, packaging equipment, labeling systems, inspection, and production controls.
Explore Integrated SystemsRequest installation, training, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair support for eligible feeding and folding equipment.
Explore Service & SupportA friction feeder separates flat or semi-flat products from a stack using belts and separation components, then introduces each product into a printer, conveyor, inserter, packaging line, or another downstream process.
A friction feeder generally separates products from a hopper or stack using friction belts. A pile feeder is designed to manage a larger stack of sheet material and may use air, vacuum, pile-height sensing, registration, or other controls to introduce sheets into downstream equipment.
In many applications, a feeder can be connected to an existing printer, transport, inserter, conveyor, finishing machine, or packaging line. Compatibility depends on the material, speed, controls, pass-line height, available space, and equipment interfaces.
Helpful information includes product or sheet samples, dimensions, thickness, stack characteristics, production speed, required product gap, fold requirements, current equipment, available space, and photographs or video of the process.
Yes. The machines displayed on this page are a featured selection and do not represent ATP's complete equipment offering. Our equipment specialists can help evaluate additional manufacturers, models, configurations, and integrated systems based on your application and production requirements.
Tell ATP Equipment Solutions what you are feeding or folding, how the material behaves, how quickly production runs, and where the product needs to go next.