Pitney Bowes DA750 Ink
AddressRight DA750 Ink Cartridges

Pitney Bowes DA750 Printer Review

If your business needs to address a large volume of envelopes on a regular basis, a typical solution probably won't cut it. A device like the Pitney Bowes AddressRight DA750 (sometimes referred to as the DA750e) is an inkjet printer designed for the single purpose of addressing envelopes at a high rate of up to 13,000 in a single hour. It also uses relatively inexpensive Pitney Bowes DA750 printer ink, so the costs won't get too high.

A machine dedicated to a single task shouldn't take up too much space, and the design of the DA750 is quite compact. It measures 13 inches high, 19 inches wide, and 17 inches deep. A wire-form is used to hold media in place for printing, and does add to the dimensions somewhat. The device weighs around 50 pounds, so it is generally easy to move around when required.

Many common office applications are compatible with the DA750 once the driver is properly installed, allowing users to output from a program such as Word. For the fastest speeds and the most efficient workflow, however, many users may want to choose the included Envelope Designer Plus software. This software is designed to work directly with the device for quick results, and it can import data from other applications if needed.

At its core, the DA750 is an inkjet, and therefore it uses fairly standard printer ink. The AddressRight DA750 ink cartridges can produce up to 600 dpi resolution. In addition to the standard AddressRight DA750 ink, there is also a "Fast Dry" Pitney Bowes DA750 ink cartridge design, which might be preferable in faster-paced environments, as it requires less drying time.

For users that send large volumes of envelopes regularly, a device like the DA750 is essential. It has a high output rate and robust software, and Pitney Bowes DA750 ink is quite affordable.