Best Envelope Printers

Speeds vary by model, ranging from up to 7,000 #10 envelopes per hour on the HP iJetColor 1175 to up to 20,000 #10 envelopes per hour on the 1275 Pro, which is designed to replace offset presses for high-volume commercial mail operations while maintaining full-color, full-bleed quality.

Envelope feed sizes run up to 12" x 17" on the 1175, 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG, and up to 12" x 14" on the 1275 Pro. Packaging up to 14" x 20" and up to 1/2" thick is handled by the 1175 Pro + PXG only; envelope thickness is 1/8" on the 1175 and 3/8" on the 1175C and 1175 Pro + PXG. Most presses accommodate #9, #10, remit, catalog, and coin envelopes.

Pricing is available on request and varies by speed, feed size, and configuration. We sell manufacturer-direct, with equipment financing available through our partner Synergy Financial Resources — zero payments upfront, 90-day deferred payments, and early payoff discounts. For short-run envelope work, these presses are faster and more profitable than offset, outsourcing, or toner.

Yes, all models support variable data printing with PMS color-matching RIP/workflow software, enabling personalized addressing, full-bleed graphics, and short-run color jobs without plates or extensive makeready — ideal for targeted direct mail and marketing campaigns.

Returns depend on your mix of jobs, but shops moving short-run envelope production in-house find these presses faster and more profitable than offset, outsourcing, or toner. Savings come from reduced makeready, prepress, and press costs, and our specialists will run the numbers against your own monthly volume.