Letter Openers

Tired of opening all of your mail one piece at a time? Why not consider an electric letter opener? We have options that are designed to sit on your desk to help you process the mail as it comes in. Or if you are looking for something larger we have models that are designed to handle high volumes of mail inside of a corporate mailroom. Or choose something in between. Whatever your needs, we have a letter opener that should fit your needs. We carry the full line of Martin Yale and Postmark letter openers. Take a look at the choices below and select the option that best fits your needs.

Letter Openers

Tired of opening all of your mail one piece at a time? Why not consider an electric letter opener? We have options that are designed to sit on your desk to help you process the...

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Martin Yale

Item#: MY1632

$665.18

features

  • Automatically feeds and opens a stack of envelopes
  • Hands-free operation, just put envelopes into position and turn on
  • Operates at a speed of up to 7,000 envelopes per hour
  • Accepts a 1 3/4" tall stack of envelopes
$665.18
Martin Yale

Item#: MY1624

$34.99

features

  • Max Speed: Depends on user
  • Max Thickness of Envelope: 3/32 in (0.2 cm)
  • Max Height of Envelope Stack: Single
  • Cut Width of Envelope: 3/32 in (0.2 cm)
$34.99
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Martin Yale

Item#: MY62001

$2,955.71

features

  • For high-speed processing of large mail volume
  • Automatically feeds, opens and collects a stack of envelopes
  • Operates at a speed of up to 17,500 envelopes per hour
  • Opens envelopes up to 1/4" thick
$2,955.71
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Formax

Item#: FD452

$2,895.00

features

  • Neatly slits one side of the envelope, leaving contents intact and no messy paper scraps to remove.
  • Simple to Use: Load your envelopes, press start, then remove opened mail at the other end.
  • Processes up to 300 envelopes per minute.
  • Handles a variety of mail sizes without pre-sorting, from #10 to flats.
$2,895.00
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Formax

Item#: 04FXFD442

$1,078.75

features

  • Effortless loading with bottom feed design, accommodating approximately 15 envelopes per stack.
  • Self-adjusting feeding mechanism adapts to various envelope thicknesses up to 3/16" (4mm).
  • Compact dimensions (13" L x 9" D x 7" H) make it ideal for any workspace without sacrificing performance.
  • Quiet operation ensures minimal disruption in busy office environments while maximizing productivity.
$1,078.75
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Staplex

Item#: STXMA1

$839.50

features

  • Simply feed each envelope to the unique slitting mechanism and in less than 2 seconds, it's opened and ejected to the mail receiving tray.
  • Mail is doubly safe: No shreds and the precision slit doesn't allow contents to fall out accidentally.
  • Model MA-1 AccuSlitter is attractive, super-quiet and super-efficient!
  • Complete with mail receiving tray.
$839.50
Martin Yale

Item#: 04MYPM3056

features

  • Envelope Size: All sizes and types. Maximum Thickness 6mm (1/4”)
  • Depth of Cut: From 0 (no cut) up to 3mm (1/8”)
  • Daily Volume (filled envelopes) Up to 20,000
  • Production Speed: 8,000 envelopes per hour
Martin Yale

Item#: 04MYPM3078

features

  • Efficient Mail Processing: Open up to 36,000 envelopes per hour, significantly enhancing productivity for high-volume mail operations.
  • Versatile Envelope Handling: Accommodates all envelope sizes and thicknesses up to 6mm (1/4"), ensuring compatibility with various mail types.
  • Precision Cutting Technology: Utilizes milling cutter technology for a clean, paper-cut-free opening, preserving the contents of your envelopes.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Features a 3.8" touch screen for easy operation, along with automatic shutoff and jam protection for reliable performance.
Martin Yale

Item#: 04MYPM3068

features

  • High Efficiency: Processes up to 40,000 envelopes daily, ensuring quick and effective mail management for busy offices.
  • Advanced Milling Technology: Safely opens envelopes while preserving contents, producing minimal waste with tiny chips collected in an integrated bin.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Equipped with a 3.8" touch-screen for easy operation, allowing for seamless job setup and monitoring.
  • Robust Construction: Built with solid metal and high-quality components, ensuring durability and reliable performance for long-term use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Choose according to the number of envelopes processed during a normal day, the busiest expected period, and the variety of mail being opened. A compact desktop unit may be enough for a reception or accounting area handling moderate quantities. A higher-capacity machine is more suitable when large stacks arrive together or mail processing must be completed within a limited period. Envelope size, thickness, flap style, and mixed-mail handling also matter. Other mailroom equipment can help build a workflow that includes opening, folding, inserting, sealing, and organizing outgoing or incoming documents.

Use equipment designed to remove or mill a narrow strip from the envelope edge rather than cutting deeply into the contents. Keep documents fully settled away from the opening edge before feeding them. Thick enclosures, folded contents, clips, uneven envelopes, and overfilled mail can increase the chance of damage or feeding problems. Test unfamiliar envelope formats in a small quantity before processing an entire stack. Operators should avoid forcing envelopes that exceed the stated thickness or size limits. Regular cleaning also helps maintain a consistent opening path.

An automatic feeder is useful when staff routinely process stacks of similar envelopes and need to work on other tasks while the machine advances the mail. Feed capacity should be assessed together with speed because a fast opener still requires frequent attention if the input tray holds only a small stack. Mixed envelope sizes may need to be separated for more reliable feeding. A broader outgoing-mail workflow may also use pressure sealers when compatible forms can be folded and sealed without separate envelopes, reducing handling before dispatch.

Envelope width, thickness, flap position, paper strength, contents, window material, and edge condition can all affect feeding. Bent corners and overfilled envelopes may enter unevenly, while glossy or heavily textured stock can behave differently from ordinary business envelopes. Confirm the machine’s supported size and thickness range before purchase. If the office receives several envelope formats, test representative samples rather than relying on one standard size. Mail should also be inspected for clips, staples, rigid inserts, or damaged sections that could interfere with the opening mechanism.

Empty waste containers regularly, remove paper dust, keep feed areas clean, and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for blade or milling-component care. Small paper strips and chips can build up around the opening path and reduce feeding consistency. Power should be disconnected before accessing areas intended for routine cleaning. Do not apply household lubricants unless the equipment instructions specifically allow them. For operations processing high daily volumes, high-volume pressure sealers may also support outgoing document preparation while the letter opener remains dedicated to incoming mail.