Description

Martin Yale 1628 AUTOMATIC Letter Opener and Envelope Opener

The Martin Yale 1628 Electric Desktop Letter Opener is a desktop letter opener or envelope opener that is ideal for mid-size businesses with moderate mail volume. It automatically feeds and opens a stack of envelopes up to 1 inch high. The machine operates at a speed of up to 3,000 standard-sized envelopes per hour. The blades are fully enclosed to protect fingers. The non-skid rubber suction feet keep the machine in place. It has a low-noise operation.

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Martin Yale 1628 Letter Opener Operating Manual with Parts List

SPECIFICATIONS

• Accepts standard sized business envelopes
• Blades are fully enclosed to protect fingers
• Low noise operation
• Dimensions: 9 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 3 3/4 (W x D x H)

Technical Data:

Manufacturer Name	Martin Yale
Model	1628
Stack Height	1 inches
Envelope Type	Standard-sized business envelopes
Speed	3,000 envelopes per hour
Width (in)	11 1/2 inches
Depth (in)	7 3/4 inches
Height (in)	4 3/4 inches
Weight (lb)	5 lbs.

Spare/Replacement Part for Martin Yale 1628 AUTOMATIC Letter Opener and Envelope Opener

Martin Yale Replacement Part MRA161609 H/T DRIVE WHEEL (Lower blade)

Martin Yale Replacement Part WMRA161610 GRIND CUTTER WHEEL (Upper blade)

Martin Yale Replacement Part M-S162812 DRIVE BELT (3 required)

Martin Yale Replacement Part M-S162811 ENVELOPE EXCITER (2 required)

Martin Yale Replacement Part MRO720020 RETARDER BUTTON


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