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do y'all need people to fix these? cuz I am tired of dealing with the automotive industry's bs

Getting ready to sort out those pesky ballots..

Does anyone remember the Bell & Howell barcode sorters? Clackity, clackity, clack, LOL.

dont know why this popped up for me, but i do love seeing where automation is nowadays!

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Are this machines replacing DBCS, DIOSS and CIOSS machines in USPS? Are this machines coming to USPS Boston RP&DC ??????

what if the letter get rip up?

Retired Postal tech.... installed, serviced and maintained over 30 different types of sorting machines. I noticed that the Test mail in this all uniform unlike real mail. this can affect speed. Because real Mail is imperfect the mail frequently gets stuck (Jams) causing all downstream mail to crash together until the machine can sense the Jam and stop the motors. The results in damaged, sometimes undeliverable, mail. Quicker doesn't mean better for the customer only cheaper for the one doing the sorting.

Who uses these machines?

These machines have come a long way since the AFSM100’s..

Fancy, I'm still using my ECA Siemens 994 DBCS

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it's all a lost cause when the dipshit mail man can't deliver the right letter to the right address

Looks like a nice clean test deck, wonder how it handles key fobs, wooden post cards, and cell phone batteries. 🤷🏽‍♂️

Has usps tested these out ? Our DB's are getting long in the tooth.

help breaking it please!!!!! i can already fuck up FSM 100 and i heard FSM 1000 was nothing but headaches “BUT” that feedback was from a fat worthless piece of shit ET who is the union president so i’m not sure if it’s true i bet it is awesome

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The old DB's can run 70g's an hour. The only problem with them is they are heavy maintenance-broken suffer belts, jams etc. Was an automation clerk for 4 years before I became a city carrier- not my choice plant closed down. Everything is done at night. It's fast & loud & if you're on the same machine with the same partner this job can be a blast. But it'll wear u down.

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May I know what kind of sensor its on 0:52 seconds? Still use same kind of sensor in Gen3?

nice

And how many paper jams per day?

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I see you Curtis, amazing operation!

How? With 300,000 per hour, you can already barely keep that shit full sometimes. 3x the speed...no way.

I know it's a demo and so you've got it loaded with nice pristine envelopes, but here at the USPS when we're loading letters from a tray that's already been through AFCS, CIOSS or DIOSS, they're pretty crumpled up already. Some are bent, others are completely folded and we need to unfold them at the jogger to feed them without jamming. That's what makes a good machine, not necessarily how fast it goes, but how often it jams and how quickly and easily that jam is cleared. A good example are the vehicle registration notices the state sends out. Those things are teeny tiny, barely machinable, single ply thickness slips of paper without envelopes. They're not even made of card stock. I'd love to see how this machine handles those, or those ridiculously glossy card stock EDDM mailers that get sent out. Those things are supposed to be handled as flats, but all too often they end up in the letter machines, and they are brutal.

WOW - that us crazy fast What would such a machine cost

How can get full information and specs

way 😎 cool

That would give a really bad paper cut

Machine porn! Looks amazing... better if its working... awesome and complex... Ticks all the boxes!

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run some val packs thru it ..all mail is not the same in reality

Very nice. Thanks for sharing; Jesus Christ Bless! : )

this is actually what I do everyday. very tiring job, but very fun.

Gentleman, I am looking for industry standards regarding percentages for - sorter read in error that is the sorter's fault, alias / wrong name on mail that no sorter could sort, and last but not least, mail that couldn't be sorted properly due to address database not being correct? Any and all input is most welcome! Thanks, Jim

Looking for input on percentages from NPI and or the group ... any know industry standards regarding the following percentages? 1. Sorter Read in Error - Sorter's Fault? 2. Wrong Name / Alias on mail that no sorter could sort? 3. Mail that couldn't get sorted properly due to address database not being correct? Any and all input / feedback welcome! Thanks!

That's cool, but why is mail all the same size?

Boring and slow when compared to Siemens DBCS.

Wow! Fast! How does it keep track of things at that speed? How many bins does it have? What kind of software does it use to track where the mail goes? This is pretty awesome!

We currently do not have a currency detection system available although we are always up for new engineering ideas and are willing to work with you to determine the best possible solution for your business. We likely already support the barcode type that you are inquiring about. If not, we can certainly add it to our barcode library. For additional information please call us @ 1+214-634-2288

Yes, our sorters and software are globally deployed including multiple locations throughout UK. Our software is compliant with Royal Mail standards.

amazing machine!

looks very nice!

We have straight path sorters designed specifically to handle letters and flats that do not bend. Please contact our sales lead, Terry Wilkins, at (801)860-7374 for additional details.

Our sorters handle almost every postcode available around the globe. We have sorters capable of 100,000 mail pieces per hour which would mean that the mail pieces are traveling at approximately 9 MPH.