Neopost UK (Now Quadient): A Guide by Mailcoms

Neopost UK is one of the best-known names in mailroom equipment, supplying franking machines, folding inserters and letter openers to businesses across the UK. In 2019 the Neopost group rebranded as Quadient, so newer machines carry the Quadient name while many Neopost-branded machines and consumables are still widely used and supported.

Who is Neopost UK?

Neopost is a leading supplier of mailroom solutions, providing reliable equipment including franking machines, folding and inserting machines and letter openers. Its products are designed to make mail faster, cheaper and more efficient for businesses of all sizes.

The group’s headquarters is based in Bagneux, France. From there, and many other sites around the world, Neopost (now Quadient) manufactures and distributes mailroom supplies, specialising in franking machines, postal scales, folding machines and consumables.

Neopost UK history

Neopost was founded in 1924, giving it around a century of experience in the franking industry. What began in the UK grew into an international business serving customers worldwide. The Neopost brand name was established in 1924 and stuck, while the Neopost Group name was formed in 1992 – the name many people came to recognise before the 2019 rebrand to Quadient.

Over the decades Neopost expanded partly by acquiring competing businesses, including SMH-Adrex, Friden, Romeo, Hadewe, Alcatel and Hasler.

Neopost products and services

Neopost (Quadient) offers a wide range of products and services to UK businesses, including franking machines (both Smart and Mailmark compatible), folding and inserting machines, letter openers, shredders and consumables for its products, along with help-line support for existing machines.

Save money with Mailcoms

At Mailcoms we supply low-running-cost Mailmark franking machines that can save your business money. We are a Royal Mail Authorised Independent Inspector & Maintainer of postal franking machines, and an approved service agent for Quadient (formerly Neopost), Frama and Pitney Bowes machines. We can also supply ink and consumables for your Quadient/Neopost machine.

Get a quick quote for a franking machine, or browse our range of Neopost/Quadient supplies.

FAQs

Is Neopost now Quadient? Yes. The Neopost group rebranded as Quadient in 2019. Existing Neopost machines and consumables are still widely used and supported.

What does Neopost make? Franking machines (Smart and Mailmark compatible), folding and inserting machines, letter openers, shredders and mailroom consumables.

Can Mailcoms service my Neopost/Quadient franking machine? Yes. Mailcoms is a Royal Mail Authorised Independent Inspector & Maintainer and an approved service agent for Quadient (formerly Neopost), Frama and Pitney Bowes machines.

Where can I buy Neopost ink? You can browse our Neopost/Quadient ink and labels on our supplies page for current pricing.