The new rapid ROI Doc-U-spense™ document inserter system from SI Systems, a Paragon Technologies Company, is for warehouses and distribution centers and allows organizations to eliminate labor, save floor space and improve throughput for inserting literature, catalogs and documents into orders while providing a rapid return on investment (ROI).
Each Doc-U-spense frame comes with three or four integrated document inserters. Up to four frames or 16 document inserters can be used as one integrated system. Each unit comes delivered fully assembled and requires only 120 volts and communications cables.
Every Doc-U-spense unit can insert documents into totes, cartons or containers that are inducted at rates up to 3,600/hr. Every frame is equipped with integrated sensors to identify an order, verify the correct document and quantity was dispensed and indicate low inventory levels.
ROI is achieved by not only the labor and space savings, but because of the low cost of acquisition and savings in installation. The cost of installation can be as much as 94% (1/16) less than standard and traditional document dispensing systems because one set of controls manage up to 16 inserters. Leases are available at under $905/month.
The integrated intelligence built into the Doc-U-spense system allows every order to receive the exact printed materials, documents and quantities of each document required.
Automatically inserting documents ranging from catalogs, flyers and advertisements into warehouse and distribution center orders is an essential element of most warehouses, but the ROI and amount of resources required to implement these systems has always been a challenge. The Doc-U-spense Rapid ROI Document Inserter System has been designed to solve these issues while providing a rapid ROI and literally plug and play installation.
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