Print & Mail Equipment
Prepare folded mailpieces, self-mailers, brochures, postcards, and other supported products for mailing or the next production stage.
Atlantic Tape & Packaging helps organizations evaluate systems for applying tabs, wafer seals, pressure-sensitive stamps, and labels based on the mailpiece, application location, material, production speed, and surrounding equipment.
Explore Addressing & Mail Production SolutionsFeatured Equipment
The systems shown below represent a featured selection of the tabbing, stamp-affixing, and label-application equipment available through Atlantic Tape & Packaging. Additional models, application heads, tab and label formats, feeders, conveyors, controls, and integrated configurations are available based on your application.
Formax
A compact single-head tabbing system with integrated bottom feeding for applying tabs to folded mailpieces in a continuous production workflow.
Formax
A flexible double-head system that applies tabs to opposite sides of a mailpiece, or to the top and side, in one pass for efficient mail-finishing production.
Kirk-Rudy
A heavy-duty modular labeling system designed for production environments that require flexible product positioning, high-capacity label rolls, and line-integration options.
Kirk-Rudy
A configurable production label applicator designed to handle a wide variety of label products and mount on compatible Kirk-Rudy bases or custom systems.
Choosing a Tabbing or Application System
The right equipment depends on more than maximum operating speed. ATP can help evaluate the complete application, including the mailpiece, the type of tab, stamp, or label being applied, the required position, the number of applications per piece, and how the system will connect with the surrounding production workflow.
Identify the dimensions, thickness, orientation, fold style, open edges, and surface characteristics of the mailpiece or product.
Determine whether the job requires paper tabs, clear tabs, wafer seals, pressure-sensitive stamps, labels, or another supported material.
Define how many tabs, stamps, or labels are required and whether they must be placed on the leading edge, side edge, face, or multiple positions.
Consider whether the equipment will operate with an integrated feeder, as a standalone system, or inline with conveyors, addressing systems, printers, and bindery equipment.
More Equipment Available
The equipment featured on this page represents only a selection of the tabbing, stamp-affixing, and label-application systems available through Atlantic Tape & Packaging. Our equipment specialists can help evaluate additional models, application heads, material formats, feeding options, controls, and integrated systems based on your mailpieces, required placement, production speed, available footprint, and workflow.
Available solutions include equipment from Formax, Kirk-Rudy, and additional manufacturers and mail-finishing technology partners.
Yes. The equipment displayed on this page is a featured selection and does not represent ATP's complete offering. Additional tabbers, stamp-affixing systems, label applicators, feeders, conveyors, application heads, and integrated configurations may be available based on the application.
A tabber applies adhesive tabs or wafer seals to help close folded mailpieces. A stamp affixer places pressure-sensitive postage stamps in a controlled position. A label applicator applies pressure-sensitive labels to mailpieces, products, or other supported materials. Some equipment can support more than one of these applications depending on its configuration.
Certain systems can apply multiple tabs, stamps, or labels in sequence or at different positions. The available number and placement depend on the equipment model, application head, feeding method, and material being applied.
Yes. Depending on the model and configuration, equipment may operate with an integrated feeder, as a standalone system with a conveyor, or inline with addressing systems, inkjet printers, bindery equipment, and other production machinery.
Useful information includes the mailpiece dimensions and thickness, tab or label material, required placement, number of applications per piece, production speed, current feeding method, available space, and surrounding equipment.