Description
The 1970s saw the introduction of a new conveyor belt system for the United States Postal Service (USPS). This conveyor belt system was designed to increase efficiency and reduce the amount of time it took to process mail. The conveyor belt system was composed of multiple belts, each of which was responsible for carrying mail to a different area of the mail processing facility. The belts would transport mail from one area to the next, where it would be sorted, processed, and eventually sent out. This new conveyor belt system allowed the USPS to process mail much faster and more efficiently, reducing the time it took to get mail from sender to recipient. The conveyor belt system also allowed for mail to be sorted by destination, which had never been done before. This made it much easier for the USPS to get mail to the correct destination in a more timely manner. Thanks to the new conveyor belt system, the USPS was able to greatly improve their mail processing operations and provide better service to customers.
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