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1968 |
Hyman
Surchin reconditions and sells his first pre-owned inserter.
From there, H.M. Surchin Co., Inc. is formed.
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1969 |
H.M.
Surchin Co. evolves from simple reconditioning to a complete
re-manufacturer of inserters.
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1969 |
The
business expands to recondition a wide variety of other
production mailing equipment and becomes a one-stop-shop
for mass mailers.
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1970 |
The
first pre-owned inserter is leased, which is a new concept
for the industry. With this innovation, a whole new class
of entrepreneurs can now acquire the necessary equipment
to start their own production mail business.
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1977 |
H.M.
Surchin Co. introduces a full-fledged machine shop on
premises. We are now self-sufficient in parts supply.
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1981 |
H.M.
Surchin Co. leapfrogs the competition with the introduction
of the Corniche, a versatile and heavy-duty inserter.
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1987 |
H.M.
Surchin Co. adds an electrical engineering department
and hires its first software engineers.
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1995 |
Engineering
work begins on camera-driven reading technology that will
become MailVision®.
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1999 |
Seth
Surchin joins the business and Surchin Advanced Mailing
Technologies (SAMT) emerges as a division of H.M. Surchin
Co. SAMT is strategically positioned to manufacture and
market the company's new products.
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1999 |
SAMT
launches MailVision®, an
advanced reading system for printers, inserters, finishing
equipment and other paper handling machines.
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2000 |
The
DestinyTM, SAMT's upgrade to
the Corniche, arrives. The DestinyTM
is a high-speed inserting machine with swing-arm technology
that processes a wide variety of materials and envelopes.
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2003 |
SAMT
introduces the Intelligent DestinyTM,
which combines MailVision®
with the DestinyTM for intelligent
inserting applications. |
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