Martin Yale
Martin Yale 1632 Automatic Electric Letter Opener
Automatically feeds and opens a 1 3/4" stack of standard envelopes at up to 7,000 per hour with fully enclosed blades and nonskid feet
- TypeBin Cabinets
- FeaturesAutomatically feeds, opens and
- Automatic feed handles 7,000 envelopes per hour
- Hands-free operation frees staff for other tasks
- Fully enclosed blades protect fingers during use
- Non-skid feet keep the machine stable
- Folding catch tray simplifies storage when not in use
Automatic electric letter opener
The Martin Yale 1632 automatically feeds and opens standard business envelopes at up to 7,000 per hour. Blades are fully enclosed for finger protection during hands-free operation. A fold-down catch tray collects opened mail and stores compactly. Nonskid feet keep the unit stable on a desk or mailroom counter.
Mid-size to large mailrooms
This opener suits offices that process high daily volumes of standard-size envelopes and want unattended feeding. It is not for users who only open occasional letters or need to handle oversized packages, thick padded mailers or mixed-size batches. The fixed feed mechanism cannot adapt to non-standard formats.
1-3/4-inch stack capacity
A single load accepts a stack of envelopes 1-3/4 inches tall for continuous automatic feeding. This volume determines how often the hopper must be refilled during a mailing session. Buyers should match that stack height to their typical batch size before purchasing.
Highlights
- Automatic feed handles 7,000 envelopes per hour
- Hands-free operation frees staff for other tasks
- Fully enclosed blades protect fingers during use
- Non-skid feet keep the machine stable
- Folding catch tray simplifies storage when not in use
Specifications
| Type | Bin Cabinets |
|---|---|
| Brand | Martin Yale |
| Model | 1632 |
| Features | Automatically feeds, opens and |
| Shipping weight | 5.44 kg |
| Package size | 356 × 267 × 152 mm |
Questions about this item
How often do the enclosed blades on the Martin Yale 1632 need replacement?
Blades are fully enclosed for safety and designed for high-volume use; replacement timing depends on envelope volume and paper stock thickness.
What limits continuous operation of the Martin Yale 1632 at 7,000 envelopes per hour?
The 1-3/4" stack height capacity determines batch size; the machine runs until the stack is depleted or the catch tray requires emptying.
How much noise and heat does the Martin Yale 1632 produce during all-day mailroom use?
Electric motor drives automatic feed and cutting; nonskid feet reduce vibration, and enclosed blades contain most operational sound and warmth.
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