January 29, 2002 - OPEX Corporation, a leading manufacturer of mailing equipment, is pleased to announce the introduction of the MPS 7 Multiple Purpose Sorter. Along with the capability of processing up to 7,200 pieces of mail per hour, this revolutionary machine sorts and labels a variety of mail--from small postcards to packages weighing up to six pounds to an intermixed batch of cards, flats, and envelopes. In combination with automatic feeding & reading, it is equipped for weighing and labeling. The exclusive packaging of mail feeding, reading, weighing and labeling makes the MPS 7 unit an intelligent choice for complete and wide-range mail processing. The MPS 7 mail sorter can be configured for outgoing, incoming, or custom server-based applications. In addition to its high-tech labeler and scale, this unique machine features a Directory Retrieval System (DRS), a POSTNET print module, suction-cup shuttle feeders, automatic feeder, rollers, & imaging modules. For processing each batch of mail, the unit's host computer contains all of the labeling data and programmed functionality that ensures smooth operation. An array of advanced software is standard and adds to the capabilities of this state-of-the-art machine. Additional features that enhance the sorter's performance include open track design, multiple MLOCR engines, and extra sorting bins and roller racks. In addition to the MPS 7, OPEX offers a complete line of sorting equipment designed for both incoming and outgoing capabilities. OPEX sets the highest performance standards for its products and is dedicated to achieving excellence through revolutionary technology & superior customer service. The company's headquarters are located in Moorestown, NJ, with European locations in both Paris, France and Manchester, England. For more information, contact Mark Stevens, Senior VP Marketing at OPEX Corporation, 305 Commerce Drive, Moorestown, NJ 08057 Tel: 856.727.1100 www.opex.com