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The Martin Yale
12-Station electric collator is a lightweight easy to use electric
collating machine that provides all of the advantages of high speed
professional collating in a compact and attractive shell.This
make the Martin Yale 12-station electric collator an excellent choice
for in plant printers, copy shops, schools, churches or corporate
offices.

Overview:

• The Martin Yale
  12-Station electric collator is a lightweight easy to use electric
  collating machine that provides all of the advantages of high speed
  professional collating in a compact and attractive shell.
• It
  is designed to help collate multi paged reports, bulletins, contracts,
  newsletters at a speed of up to twenty-one twelve page sets per minute.
• This
  make the Martin Yale 12-station electric collator an excellent choice
  for in plant printers, copy shops, schools, churches or corporate
  offices.

Strengths / Features:

• The
  Martin Yale 12-station electric collator is capable of processing up to
  21 sets of documents per minute. This means that it can collate one set
  of documents every three seconds. Or it can be used to produce two sets
  of six pages every three seconds yielding up to 42 documents per minute.
• The
  Martin Yale Electric Collator can operate automatically at a speed of
  21 cycles per minute. Or if you can’t keep up with the machine in
  automatic mode, it can be operated in a self paced mode using a
  convenient foot pedal. This will allow you to collate documents as fast
  as you can move.
• The 12-station electric collator has a
  special retraction feature. This means that pages that are not grasped
  as part of the collating process will conveniently fall back into the
  collating bins. This helps to ensure that the collated sheets won’t
  back up causing a huge mess if you have to step away from the machine
  for a minute or two.
• Each of the twelve bins on the 6120
  collator can be loaded with up to 175 sheets of paper. This large
  capacity is helpful in increasing productivity by reducing the number
  of times you need to reload the machine in order to finish collating
  your job.

Weaknesses / Limitations:

• Although
  the 6120 collator is electric and automated it still requires an
  operator to manually grasp the pages as they are extended from the
  front of the machine. The Martin Yale 6120 simply pushes a portion of
  each sheet out of the front of the machine. The operator needs to grasp
  the 12 pages and stack them in a V-tray, on a stack cart or in another
  location to keep them organized.
• The Martin Yale 12-station
  collator is designed for use with 13lb - 110lb non coated paper. It is
  not designed for feeding carbonless papers, high gloss stocks, stapled
  sets or multi-part forms. The pusher assemblies used by the Martin Yale
  6120 are not designed to work with these types of stocks. Attempting to
  use the machine with these types of papers will most likely result in
  misfeeds and incomplete sets.

Recommendation:

• The
  Martin Yale 6120 electric collator is ideal for all types of
  organizations that need to assemble newsletters, reports, bulletins,
  sales materials and other multi paged documents.
• It is ideal
  for printers, binderies, mailrooms, and for in plant print shops who
  need to save time in assembling multi-page documents.
• However ,
  it is important to remember that although the Martin Yale 6120 can
  offer incredible collating speeds it still requires an operator to
  remove each set of documents from the machine as it processes them.

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