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Tabbing
since Jan'17
The greatest variety of equipment comes in the tabber category. From a simple stand alone unit to "K" series modules and inline systems, ACCUFAST has the tabbing market covered.
The ACCUFAST ET is a tabbing machine that has more uses than we have space to explain them. The essence of the ET is that it tabs both booklets and self mailers with the appropriate tabs in the correct spots automatically. Very little set up and operator interaction is required. Just select the correct Tab Mode, load the proper tabs, and feed pieces from whatever device you choose on the front end. Clean out the waste when it's full and splice on another strip of tabs when the first one runs out. Nothing to it. To learn more click here
$20,953.00
The ACCUFAST KT has been characterized as the best table top tabber ever made. Nice to hear and well deserved. Now, it applies either 1 inch or 1.5 inch tabs (Click here to see video) at speeds of 15,000 per hour. The KT is a crash tabber module. It must be used with a feeder and depending on the application a number of feeding devices are available. The KT is the basis of a simple professional level tabbing system. Combine it with an FX feeder and a CS3 output conveyor to create a simple tabbing system.
The KT2 can be characterized as the KT's big brother. It takes care of the twin tab requirement on thin forms in a single pass. Each head works independently of the other as they apply tabs to the lead edge of the piece as it moves through the machine. The KT2 is also often the basis of a tabbing system.
The Freehand Tabber is a simple single tab unit with a built in feeder. This machine uses crash tab technology in which a tab is ejected in front of a piece and the piece crashes into it carrying the tab and the piece between a set of rollers where the tab is folded and sealed.
If you're only tabbing a few mailers and need a machine more for convenience than anything else, this is the item.
We modified a KT1.5 tabber to run in line with the ACCUFAST ET. All you need to do to get the extra tab on a side at right angles to the initial side is to run the piece through the ET and into the KT. It can't really be simpler than that.
