The word 'franking machine' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the term 'franking machine' to refer to a device used to stamp paid impressions on letters and parcels. For example, "We installed a new franking machine in the office a few weeks ago and it has made our postage process much easier."
On a desk is a computer and a franking machine.
Prepayment is ordinarily made by means of postage stamps, franking machine impression, or printed indication of postage paid; payment is not usually required of the addressee.
"You wouldn't believe how many people will pay more for this baby". She places her hand on the franking machine and smiles.
Its principal proponent took time off from composing his memoir to issue a statement to Politico that was so lacking in dignity and restraint that it hinted at the presence of a sinister franking machine.
The high court rejected a Labor Party senator's bid to stop them but ruled that the postal service must provide him with a franking machine so his own outgoing mail and campaign materials do not bear the Fianna Fail logo.
"Buying an Orwell book from Jura is our USP," she says, showing Bethany the customised franking label (Orwelliana overlaid on an outline of Jura) that they insert into the franking machine.
All major post offices now use electrically operated stamp-canceling machines, as well as franking machines.
Baggage tags, banknotes with electronics embedded for security and even postage stamps that can be read by smart franking machines are other possible uses.
One of the best example of selling the services of manufacturing businesses is production of Franking Machines used for printing postage stamp.
Pitney Bowes, which makes products related to post, such as sorters and franking machines, could see demand for its services rise if the delivery week is cut short, says its chief financial officer, Michael Monahan.
This year, Mr. Franks is the machine candidate, backed by the formidable Republican establishment in Trenton, against his primary opponent, Mayor Bret D. Schundler of Jersey City.
