Direct Mail & Lettershop Services in South Jersey

A lettershop is the step between a printed piece and a mailed one: folding, inserting, addressing, and preparing a job so it's ready to enter the postal stream. PMC's lettershop covers inkjetting, inserting, folding, tabbing, labeling, and shrink wrapping, plus self-mailers, catalogs, and database management for the mailing list behind a job.

Equipment on the floor includes a BlueCrest Rival letter/flats inserter, multiple 6-station inserters (some with GBR multi-page feeders and barcode reading for jobs where inserts have to match a specific recipient), a 12-station inserter for higher-complexity mailings, an MCS Eagle FlexPrint inkjet system, a Secap Jet 1 tabber for self-mailers, and MiniPack polybaggers for catalog and package work.

Because this equipment sits in the same Blackwood, NJ building as PMC's presses and its presort and commingling operation, a direct mail job doesn't have to travel between a printer, a separate mail house, and a postal consolidator. It moves from print to lettershop to presort on one floor, which is the practical version of PMC's on-site USPS acceptance advantage for clients across South Jersey, the Philadelphia metro, and the wider PA-NJ-DE region.

Accuracy matters as much as speed in a lettershop: a mismatched insert or a mislabeled envelope isn't just a wasted piece, it can mean the wrong document reaching the wrong recipient. That's the reason PMC runs barcode-reading inserters for match jobs rather than relying on manual matching alone. Direct mail through PMC's lettershop pairs naturally with two other services: EDDM for campaigns that don't need a mailing list at all, and presort & commingling once a job is ready to enter the postal stream at the lowest available rate. Whichever path a job takes, the lettershop is the step that turns a stack of printed sheets into pieces the postal system can actually process.