Pitney Bowes DA95 Ink
AddressRight DA95 Ink Cartridges

Pitney Bowes DA95 Printer Review

For businesses that do a large volume of mailing, addressing envelopes quickly can be a problem, slowing down the workflow and causing delays. The Pitney Bowes AddressRight DA95 is a dedicated inkjet printer designed to address envelopes at speeds of up to 30,000 pieces an hour. The increased productivity will save time, and the affordable Pitney Bowes DA95 printer ink will likely cost the same or less than traditional printers.

The unit can operate at different quality settings, with a maximum resolution of 600x600 dpi. The minimum setting of 150x600 provides the fastest speed, but print quality will be somewhat reduced. The feeder holds up to 750 #10 envelopes at a time, and can accept media up to 1/2" in thickness.

The DA95 has 12 internal fonts to choose from, which gives users flexibility in the design and appearance, so they can customize the look to appeal most to their target customers. The device can connect to a computer via USB or shared among several users via ethernet. The driver software is compatible with most programs, but the SmartMailer software included with the machine is a robust solution for managing large lists, or users can upgrade to the more advanced AddressRight Pro for an additional cost, depending on their needs.

The model is sometimes referred to as the DA95f, where the "f" denotes the fixed inkjet head system of printer ink. This means the heads and Pitney Bowes DA95 ink cartridges don't move across the media. This gives the AddressRight DA95 ink system its speed, and also decreases the likelihood of problems due to fewer moving parts. For price-conscious buyers, AddressRight DA95 ink cartridges come in compatible versions at a lower cost.

Many businesses can get by with a standard printer for the envelope printing needs, but for those that output a high volume, the DA95 is an excellent solution. It makes the process of managing and printing addresses intuitive and quick, and the low cost of Pitney Bowes DA95 ink won't cut deeply into the budget.