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Martin Yale MY1628 Desktop Electric Letter Opener Demo

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www.MyBinding.com brings you this demonstration of the Martin Yale MY1628 Desktop Electric Letter Opener. This device can open up to 3,000 envelopes per hour and it's small enough to fit right on your desk. Plus, it operates quietly so you won't get distracted. For more details and product specifications, please visit:
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29 дек 2011

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Комментарии : 8

@mcw0530 2 года назад

I love how the whole stack goes through the machine at once at the end of the video. Oops. Also: you do NOT need to hold down the switch once it has started on a stack.

@user-hu7do1by6w 7 месяцев назад

can i one

@FrostyKoala 7 лет назад

not a single comment?

@UnderscoreZeroLP 6 лет назад

lmao who gets this much mail

@GaMEChld 3 года назад

businesses

@nessie1668 3 года назад

And it comes with a stupid, STUPID design flaw!

@janbeeson5083 2 года назад

Are you going to tell us what it is (design flaw), or is that a secret which is revealed only after purchase?

@nessie1668 2 года назад

@@janbeeson5083 Design flaw is obvious. Can you not see it? What's the ending result of the paper after it's been stripped by the blade? Your answer there? I'll make it easier for you and explain to you the answer. This will not work for mail as it CUTS OFF at least a centimeter's length from the tip of the envelope downwards. Think about it. Most letters encased within an envelope TOUCH the tip of the envelope. They don't have a magical 3 inch spacial margin within the envelope to provide any sort of sufficient space for the blade to happily snip off. This product would only result in the user re-taping thousands of pieces of letters back together because the blade cuts off a centimeter's length of both the envelope AND the letter encased within it. This flaw renders it a completely useless piece of JUNK that leaves people looking at the designer like he's a total id-ot. Does that help you now?