Executive Summary
The Buskro BK7IB is a premium inline transport platform designed to serve as the highly accurate foundation for variable data imaging, packaging, and direct mail systems. Building on over 20 years of proven performance, the BK7IB series has been engineered with recessed belts and an even-flow vacuum system to produce unmatched print registration. Capable of operating inline with integrated devices or offline as a standalone system, this quiet, robust base ensures years of reliable, maintenance-free operation while handling everything from standard mailers to thick packaging materials.
Key Advantages
Highly Accurate Handling: Combines an isolated tabletop with spring-loaded rollers and recessed belts to ensure smooth, precise material handling for the highest level of print quality.
Advanced Vacuum Hold-Down: Utilizes high-capacity vacuum chambers and an even-flow vacuum system to maintain positive adhesion across the entire transport surface.
Tailored Capabilities: Choose from an economical 3-belt model, a standard 4-belt unit, or a premium double-wide belt base specifically designed for heavy, large, or difficult-to-handle products.
Seamless Scalability: Includes upstream and downstream electrical interlocks, integrating effortlessly with tabbers, friction feeders, ramp-up tables, and delivery conveyors.
Flexible Orientation: Built to fit your specific facility workflow with optional left-to-right or right-to-left product travel direction.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an inkjet mail base and when do I need one?
A vacuum-held transport that gives the printhead a flat, speed-matched surface. You need one when hand feeding or a converted conveyor is costing you registration and throughput; the Buskro BK7iB also ties feeders, dryers, and stackers into one line.
Which Buskro BK7iB belt configuration should I choose?
The 3-belt for standard mailers on a budget, the 4-belt for the best registration on most mailing and packaging work, and the double-wide belt for heavy, oversized, or hard-to-handle products.
What size pieces does the BK7iB run?
From CR80 credit-card size up to A3, with a maximum width of 22 inches, with no belt swaps or vacuum chamber changes across that range.
How does a base keep barcodes sharp at speed?
Spring-loaded rollers, recessed belts, and even-flow vacuum keep the piece from vibrating under the head, which is what keeps text and barcodes crisp over long runs.
Will the BK7iB work with feeders and tabbers from other brands?
Yes. Full-length aluminum extrusion rails mount heads, cameras, and curing lamps, and upstream and downstream interlocks sync it with tabbers, friction feeders, and conveyors from any manufacturer.






