Kirk rudy 527 tabber manual full#

We are a Penn State surplus store and not a dedicated equipment re-seller therefore many of our items come to us with little or no information. All items are sold as- is and where-is with no warranties expressed or implied. We will disclose any negative information about every item we sell, but since descriptions may be short, please do diligence in researching these items before you bid. Most items will sell for a small fraction of what they cost new, but we in no way want to misrepresent what we sell. Most equipment will work fine, but please only bid the amount you are comfortable bidding if any repairs are needed. Due to the amount of volume we process at Lion Surplus, we cannot test or guarantee any items. These items are being sold 'as is, where is.' Please ask any questions you need to know before bidding. We are selling this unit 'as is, where is.' The tabber was used at Penn State University and has wear and tear associated with such use. The not aware if this unit was in working condition when removed from service. At this facility almost everything that goes into our systems is made right here.You are bidding on a Kirk - Rudy, Inc. Factory just up the road in Woodstock, GA. In 2002 the entire operation was relocated to a brand new, custom built 100,000 sq, ft. Like all the other equipment we produced, Kirk-Rudy became well known for inkjet printing systems that were rugged, dependable and easy to operate. As inkjet technology was introduced to mailing industry in the early 90вЂ™s, Kirk-Rudy quickly began creating inkjet addressing systems that gained traction and popularity. Sorting and stacking systems were introduced, along with belt turn-overs, quarter folders, envelope inserters, card attaching systems and our now famous Kirk-Rudy Tabbers. As postal regulations and technology advanced, Kirk-Rudy continued to develop new equipment for the mailing industry as well as an inserting system for the newspaper industry that became very popular.

Even The White House ordered an addressing system under the Carter administration. Orders for Kirk-Rudy equipment continued to pour in as our reputation for quality and dependability became well known.

At this time several international equipment dealers became interested in our products which resulted in rapid growth and expansion. In 1971 Harry and Fred, along with a group of faithful employees moved the entire operation to warmer climate in Kennesaw, Georgia, just north of Atlanta. Their attention then turned to developing a line of address label and stamp application systems that were more flexible, easier to maintain and more affordable than those currently on the market. Their first creation was a flexographic imprinting machine designed to imprint on pre-printed calendars, catalogs, leaflets, etc. He held a number of patents on various methods and parts. Harry was Chief Engineer and responsible for many of the time saving features on CheshireвЂ™s equipment. A History of Innovation, Quality, and Industry Leadership Kirk-Rudy was founded in 1967 by Harry Kirk and Fred Rudy who worked together for a number of years at the Cheshire Corporation in Chicago.

Kirk rudy 527 tabber manual full#

Our global network of dealers offers a full range of modular Kirk-Rudy components, allowing you to create a custom system that meets your needs precisely. Kirk-Rudy offers cost-effective solutions that are exceptionally well built, flexible and easy to operate and maintain. That means outstanding value for our customers worldwide. Because we engineer and manufacture our systems from end to end in our state-of-the-art Georgia facility, we can control costs while delivering outstanding quality and performance. Since 1967, Kirk-Rudy has innovated solutions for addressing and paper handling for the direct mail, printing, newspaper and card industries. This is sold as-is, This tabber is in working condition.

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