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MAILROOM FURNITURE SORT UNITS SMSSMS TAMPER EVIDENT BAGS CARTS S E C U R E M A I L I N G S Y S T E M S I N C SECURE STORAGE SECURE MAILBOXES Mailroom Matters 15 S E Contents X Page number Page number O Mailroom 2 - 29 Bags 30 - 39 B Collection Boxes 2 Product Information 30 Mailboxes 3 Unique Bag Sealing System 31 N Aspect Furniture Line 4 - 9 Mailing Pouches 32 O Silverstream Furniture Line 10 - 15 Internal Mail 33 I T Sattelite Mail Stations 16 - 19 Office Storage & Transport Bags 34 C File & Store Mail Stations 20 - 21 Cash / Security Bags 35 E Case Work Cabinets 22 - 23 Bank / Processing Bags 36 L Large Volume Sorters 24 Cheque Processing 37 L Modular Shelving 25 Personal Property Bags 37 O Carts 26 - 27 Health Care Bags 38 C Bulk Carts 28 Custom Bag Service 39 Mailroom Accessories 29 & N Collection Boxes O I T C U D O R Also Available R291P T Collection Box R291 on N I a Pedestal Stand R252 R230 R291 R255 R252 R306 R291 R292 R210 Drop Box Pedestals Available R306 Book or Mail Drop Other Models and Custom Chutes Available - Aluminum or Stainless Steel R227 R225 R302 R227 Collection Box R302 Drop Box with Chute R225 Collection Box Recessed Three sizes available 2 SMS M MAILBOXES • DISTRIBUTION BOXES • DROP BOXES • CHUTES A I COLLECTION BOXES • PRIVATE MAILBOXES • PEDESTAL AND WALL MOUNT L B O All our mail boxes are built to accommodate your specific requirements X E Front Load, Rear Load, Wall Mount and Cabinet Style Units available S Just choose the style and door size and we will provide a quotation to fit your needs 3 Digit Cambi Com Lock 6” x 12” Door 12” x 12” Door 12” x 6” Door Front Opening Cabinet Style Door with Mail Slot 6” x 6” Door 12” x 3” Door 6” x 3” Door Rearload 6000 9335 9330P MAILROOM MATTERS 3 E The Aspect Line has been N I L created for when appearance T C is as important as function. E P S Using premium materials and A - designed with over 25 years of E expertise in the mailroom, the R U line combines good looks with T I robust construction. N R U F M O O R L I A M L444 L420 512 687 Chocolate Pear Tree Summer Flame Bio Bamboo Bryan Maple Candlelight 4 SMS M A I L R O O M F U R N I T U R E - A S P E C T L I N E L421 765 745 978 888 Port Maple Finesse Regal Cherry Black MAILROOM MATTERS 5 E N I L T C E P S A - E R U T I N R Console With Shelf & Locking Doors Open Console With Shelf U REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 F ACU1 36" 30" 30" 36" AOCU1 36" 30" 30" 36" ACU2 48" 30" 30" 36" AOCU2 48" 30" 30" 36" M ACU3 60" 30" 30" 36" AOCU3 60" 30" 30" 36" O ACU4 72" 30" 30" 36" AOCU4 72" 30" 30" 36" O R L I A M Desk With Lockable Pedestal Computer Work Station REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 With CPU Holder, Roll out Keyboard tray and Mobile Pedestal APD1 36" 30" 30" 36" Ref Width Depth Heght1 Height 2 APD2 48" 30" 30" 36" ADC3 60 30 30 36 APD3 60” 30" 30" 36" ADC4 72 30 30 36 APD4 72" 30" 30" 36" Optional Stainless Steel Top REF Size W x H SST1 36 x 30” SST2 48 x 30” SST3 60 x 30” Cable Tidy Casters SST4 72 x 30” REF ACT *2 lockable / 2 standard REF C2LS ALL UNITS CAN BE MADE TO YOUR SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS 6 SMS M A I L R O O M F U R N I Open Bench with Shelf Open Bench T U REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 R APTS1 36" 30" 30" 36" APT1 36" 30" 30" 36" E APTS2 48" 30" 30" 36" APT2 48" 30" 30" 36" APTS3 60" 30" 30" 36" APT3 60" 30" 30" 36" - APTS4 72" 30" 30" 36" APT4 72" 30" 30" 36" A S P E C T L I N E Sort Unit Riser *Raised shelf with 4 legs REF Width Depth Height ASR2 25" 15 1 " 10" /2 Dump Table with Bottom Shelf 1 ASR3 36" 15 2" 10" Corner Unit / Ref Size WxDx Heght1 Height 2 ASR4 48" 15 1 " 10" REF W x D x H /2 Stationary ADTS1 36x30 30 36 ASR5 60" 15 1 " 10" AIU-30" 30 x 30 x 30" /2 Mobile ADTSM1 36x30 30 36 AIU-36" 30 x 30 x 36" Stationary ADTS2 48x30 30 36 Mobile ADTSM2 48x30 30 36 Stationary ADTS3 60x30 30 36 Mobile ADTSM3 60x30 30 36 Sort Unit Base Stand *Custom heights available REF Width Depth Height Mobile Lockable Pedestal ABS3 36" 15 1 " 20" *2 drawer pedestal /2 ABS4 48" 15 1 " 20" REF W x D x H Mail Drop Chute /2 ABS5 60" 15 1 " 20" AMLP1 16 1 x 19 x 22" Ref AMDC /2 /2 MAILROOM MATTERS 7 E NEW COLOURS N I Colour Options L 1 Majestic Walnut T 2 Swiss Pear C E 3 Portland Cherry P 4 Chocolate Maple S 5 Red Apple A 6 Java Glow - 7 Honey Apple S 8 White E 9 Bleached Maple wooden shelves M 10 Natural Maple A R F T R O S L I A M 3 Column Unit 4 Column Unit 5 Column Unit *With 15 openings *With 20 openings *With 25 openings *Internal compartment width 11" *Internal compartment width 11" *Internal compartment width 11" REF Width Depth Height REF Width Depth Height REF Width Depth Height A3CW18 36" 15 1 " 19 1 " A4CW18 48" 15 1 " 19 1 " A5CW18 60" 15 1 " 19 1 " /4 /2 /4 /2 /4 /2 A3CW36 36" 15 1 " 37 1 " A4CW36 48" 15 1 " 37 1 " A5CW36 60" 15 1 " 37 1 " /4 /2 /4 /2 /4 /2 A3CW42 36" 15 1 " 43 1 " A4CW42 48" 15 1 " 43 1 " A5CW42 60" 15 1 " 43 1 " /4 /2 /4 /2 /4 /2 * includes 12 wooden shelves * includes 16 wooden shelves * includes 20 wooden shelves Wooden Shelves *Pack of 5 wooden shelves REF Width Depth Height ASW 11" 15" 5 " /8 Single Column *With 5 openings Through Sort Unit *Internal compartment width 11" Ref Width Depth Height REF Width Depth Height AT3CW36 15 mail slots 36 15.25 37.5” A1CW18 12" 15 1 " 19 1 " AT3CW42 15 mail slots 36 15.25 43.5” /4 /2 A1CW36 12" 15 1 " 37 1 " AT4CW36 20 mail slots 48 15.25 37.5” /4 /2 A1CW42 12" 15 1 " 43 1 " AT4CW42 20 mail slots 48 15.25 43.5” /4 /2 Label Strips * includes 4 wooden shelves *10 per pack AT5CW36 25 mail slots 60 15.25 37.5” REF ALS10 AT5CW42 25 mail slots 60 15.25 43.5” 8 SMS M • The Aspect line combines a A I smart appearance with a L robust construction. S O • Easily adjustable shelves are R T available in wood or acrylic. F • All units can be made to your R A specific requirements - M please call for details. E acrylic shelves S - A S P E C T L I N E 3 Column Unit 4 Column Unit 5 Column Unit *With 15 openings *With 20 openings *With 25 openings *Internal compartment width 11" *Internal compartment width 11" *Internal compartment width 11" REF Width Depth Height REF Width Depth Height REF Width Depth Height A3CA18 36" 15 1 " 19 1 " A4CA18 48" 15 1 " 19 1 " A5CA18 60" 15 1 " 19 1 " /4 /2 /4 /2 /4 /2 A3CA36 36" 15 1 " 37 1 " A4CA36 48" 15 1 " 37 1 " A5CA36 60" 15 1 " 37 1 " /4 /2 /4 /2 /4 /2 A3CA42 36" 15 1 " 43 1 " A4CA42 48" 15 1 " 43 1 " A5CA42 60" 15 1 " 43 1 " /4 /2 /4 /2 /4 /2 * includes 12 acrylic shelves * includes 16 acrylic shelves * includes 20 acrylic shelves Single Column *With 5 openings *Internal compartment width 11" REF Width Depth Height A1CA18 12" 15 1 " 19 1 " /4 /2 Acrylic Shelves A1CA36 12" 15 1 " 37 1 " *Pack of 5 acrylic shelves Label and Rings /4 /2 *5 per pack A1CA42 12" 15 1 " 43 1 " REF Width Depth Height /4 /2 * includes 4 acrylic shelves ASA 11" 15" 1 " REF ALCR /4 MAILROOM MATTERS 9 E The Silverstream line combines N I L extra strong 1.25” x 1.25” steel M frames, high impact laminate and A impact resistant worktops to E R form an extremely hard wearing T S and versatile range of modular R E mailroom furniture. V L I S - Main shot shown in grey. E R U T I N R U F M O O R L I A M 4142 947 961 807 Grey Glace Optical Kiwi Stainless Calamare Willow Grey 10 SMS M A I L R O O M F U R N I T U R E - S I L V E R S T R E A M L I N E 802 555 L444 L420 512 Nova White Chocolate Pear Tree Summer Flame Bio Bamboo MAILROOM MATTERS 11 E N I L M A E R T S R E V L I S Console With Locking Doors & Shelf Open Console With Shelf - REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 E SCU1 36" 30" 30" 36" SOCU1 36" 30" 30" 36" R SCU2 48" 30" 30" 36" SOCU2 48" 30" 30" 36" U SCU3 60" 30" 30" 36" SOCU3 60" 30" 30" 36" T SCU4 72" 30" 30" 36" SOCU4 72" 30" 30" 36" I N R U F M O O R L I A M Desk With Lockable Pedestal Open Bench With Shelf REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 SPD1 36" 30" 30" 36" SPTS1 36" 30" 30" 36" SPD2 48" 30" 30" 36" SPTS2 48" 30" 30" 36" SPD3 60" 30" 30" 36" SPTS3 60" 30" 30" 36" SPD4 72" 30" 30" 36" SPTS4 72" 30" 30" 36" Casters Cable Tidy Mail Drop Chute *2 lockable / 2 standard *Gray cable tidy Ref SMDC REF C2LS REF SCT 12 SMS M A I L R O O M F U R N Open Bench Corner Unit Dump Table I REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 REF W x D x H * 3 sided splash 6”(H) for dumping mail T * PVC edged worktop U SPT1 36" 30" 30" 36" SIU-30 30 x 30 x 30" REF Width Depth Height 1 Height 2 R SPT2 48" 30" 30" 36" SIU-36" 30 x 30 x 36" SDT2 48" 30" 30" 36" E SPT3 60" 30" 30" 36" SDT3 60" 30" 30" 36" SPT4 72" 30" 30" 36" - S I L Manifest Work Station V *Dual shelf with modesty panel E *Paper feed slots R *2 file drawers + box drawer S *CPU Holder T REF Size W x D x H R SMWS2 48 x 30 x 30" E SMWS3 60 x 30 x 30" A M L I Packing Bench N * With cutter bar, packing roll and 18” high shelf * PVC edged worktop E * Manufactured steel construction * Fitted with fully adjustable feet * Shelving unit has 15 adjustable compartments * Each compartment 12 x 15 x 6” REF W x D Height 1 Height 2 SPB3 62 x 30” 30" 36" Sort Unit Base Stand Crank Adjustable Work Station *Custom heights available * Easy to use adjusts in seconds REF Width Depth Height * 28” – 36” SBS3 36" 15" 20" REF Size W x D x H SBS4 48" 15" 20" SCAW2 48 x 30 x 28 - 36 SBS5 60" 15" 20" SCAW3 60 x 30 x 28 - 36 SBS6 72" 15" 20" MAILROOM MATTERS 13 E These are our most popular mailsort frames, and are N I available in a variety of shapes and sizes.
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    Mail TransportTransmittal Equipment Letter Handbook PO-502 June 2017 Transmittal Letter A. Introduction. This handbook is a complete revision of the September 1992 edition of Handbook PO-502, Container Methods. B. Explanation. This handbook provides information about the following: 1. Postal Service Mail Transport Equipment (MTE) policies and procedures. 2. MTE and all mail transport containers. 3. Use of mail transport containers. 4. Mail Transport Equipment Service Centers (MTESCs). C. Availability. This handbook is available for Postal Service employees on the Postal Service PolicyNet Web site at http://blue.usps.gov — in the left-hand column under “Essential Links,” click on PolicyNet, and then in the tabs across the top, click on HBKs. A link to this handbook is also available from the Network Operations Management Web site at http://blue.usps.gov/network-operations. D. Comments and Questions. Submit any comments or questions regarding the content of this handbook to the following address: MANAGER MAIL TRANSPORT EQUIPMENT UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE 475 L’ENFANT PLZ SW RM 7142 WASHINGTON DC 20260-7132 E. Effective Date. This is effective June 2017. All previous editions are rescinded and obsolete. Robert Cintron Vice President Network Operations The following trademarks appear in the handbook and are among the many trademarks owned by the United States Postal Service®: CON-CON®, Express Mail®, First-Class Mail®, First-Class Mail International®, Post Office™, Postal Service™, Priority Mail®, Priority Mail Express®, Priority Mail Express International®, Priority Mail International®, Registered Mail™, U.S. Postal Service®, and USPS®. This is not a comprehensive list of all Postal Service™ trademarks.