Pitney Bowes DA500 Ink
AddressRight DA500 Ink Cartridges

Pitney Bowes DA500 Printer Review

As a machine designed to print batches of mail quickly and clearly, the Pitney Bowes AddressRight DA500 will only be appropriate in offices that process higher volumes of mail. The size of the office is less relevant than the amount of envelopes or postcards that are sent out on a daily basis, as this will determine whether or not the DA500 is a valuable addition. The machine can produce up to 9,000 addresses per hour and a maximum of 77,000 addresses per month, and its inkjet printing system reduces costs with affordable Pitney Bowes DA500 ink cartridges.

The base model weighs only 40 pounds, but that will be increased with the addition of a conveyer stacker or extra paper trays. Still, the DA500 is compact enough to fit on a desk or small table, measuring 14.7x16.2x21.7 inches, and can hold up to 450 envelopes at a time or 1,000 post cards. The provided software allows users to choose different layouts, have the address automatically approved to avoid mail being returned, and even track the number of addresses printed per job.

The special fast-drying Pitney Bowes DA500 ink will be applied in a single pass and an optional High Output Dryer will make sure the text does not smudge or run. Compatible AddressRight DA500 ink cartridges are often available for a fraction of the cost of their OEM counterparts, which can lower costs even more.

The built-in parallel and USB ports offer multiple connection options to a computer. The control panel with a small display window on the top of the unit will make it simple for anyone to navigate the various settings, and can help users track jobs and monitor the remaining level of Pitney Bowes DA500 ink.

Designed to making sending mail a simple and consistent task, the Pitney Bowes DA500 is worth its cost for businesses that frequently send mail. It offers the ability to print quickly and efficiently using affordable AddressRight DA500 ink and an optional dryer can help ensure the quality of the document.