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The Martin Yale P6500 Letter Folder is easy to use and great for offices, mailrooms, and more. Its compact and convenient size is perfect for desktop use.To set up the P6500 desktop letter folder, just plug the power cord in and insert up to 3 pieces of standard letter size paper.
The P6500 can fold up to 2200 sheets per hour making folding fast and easy. You can adjust the dial on the end to choose between half fold or letter fold, perfect for brochures, letters and pamphlets.
The Martin Yale P6500 desktop letter folder is the perfect tool to fold quickly, sharply and beautifully.
Kimberley D. Heard
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024
I purchased this for some weekly folding of bulletins. It doesn’t OK job. If you don’t put it in just write, it could wrinkle the edges if it feeds in more on one side than the other. I think it would have a higher score if it had somewhat of a guide to fit the paper in so that it folds perfectly. Also, it does leave one side of the fold a little bit shorter than the other if you’re folding it in half so it’s not quite a perfect fold. Some of the bulletins I had to, adjust them to make it fold completely down the middle of 8 1/2 x 11 paper.
AShopper
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
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Delbert Pierson
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2024
I can't believe Amazon continues to list this product that clearly does not do what's listed.Wanted Z-fold, doesn't do it, gave me a measly 10% off.The unit has no feeder guides, so you have to line it up by sight and hope it goes through without crinkling the paper. I am running about 4% failure rate at feeding pages.Hope somebody else comes out with one in this price range.
Gregory
Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2024
We fold a LOT of thank you letters at our nonprofit organization and I was looking for something that would make this easier and which would fold them consistently, predictably, without so many paper cuts! The biggest learning curve was discovering that once you drop the paper in the feed, you MUST completely let go of it. This goes against your instinct because there isn't a good support to prop the paper up, and it seems like it needs to be supported. Once I figured that out, the failure rate went down considerably. Still, I would ruin 1 in ever 20 or so letters, and have to reprint them. If the paper doesn't feed perfectly, it will skew to one side or the other and cause the letter either to fray along one side or to crumple up completely. Still, I am making progress in the learning curve department and I decided to keep the unit, believing that I will eventually master the nuances of usage.
VRHF
Reviewed in Canada on September 8, 2023
Machine it self is heavy and loud when in operation. If paper is slightly askew when placed in the feeder, it will jam and/or the paper will crumple.
shawn
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023
Update 6 months later: By the end of the week, it'll be up to about 8k pages. It all depends on how you feed it. U drop it in slanted, it won't fold well. I watch netflix and feed it so sometimes I get off and quality suffers. Obviously one at a time is a pain but the product works.Product works well. If you put the paper in straight, it will fold it perfectly. If the paper goes in crooked it will crinkle sides. Down side is you have to feed the papers one at a time.
J. Barrett
Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2023
Very simple to set up and operate, but the machine begins RUNNING as if paper has been inserted, even when paper has not. I have checked, rechecked and examined the machine for a stray piece of paper that could be causing this, but there is NOTHING. It will sit quietly for hours at a time, then it begins running as if paper has been inserted. Once this begins, it must be unplugged to stop it. Then the machine will sit quietly for maybe a minute, maybe a DAY, but eventually it begins running nonstop again. Paper folders are NOT inexpensive office machines. Its unreasonable to have something malfunction so soon after purchase, and after what can AT MOST be considered VERY LIGHT use. Pick a different model, or fold by hand.
Lorraine L
Reviewed in Canada on March 20, 2023
Gaspille beaucoup de papier
Mike Curl
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2023
I needed a machine to fold letters for periodic mailings for a non-profit. You do need to be careful that you are feeding paper straight in the top slot. Other than that, the machine works well, spitting out perfectly folded letters with crisp folds. The machine is reasonably priced for how well it works.
Kim Baptista
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2022
I bought this paper folding machine for my office and it works great. It’s a small machine so it is really easy to hide away when not in use. Perfect folds each time! Don’t hold onto the paper when it enters the machine. Just drop it in and you will not have any issues with jamming or crumpling of paper. I think this desktop paper folder is a great, affordable option for small offices.
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