collator
/kəˈleɪtər/
noun
- A person who collects, arranges, and checks information or documents in order.
- She worked as a collator for the library, sorting donated books.
- The collator organized all the research papers before the conference.
- The team's collator made sure every page of the report was in the right order.
- A machine or device that automatically arranges sheets of paper into sets in the correct sequence.
- The collator can handle up to 100 pages per minute.
- The office bought a new collator to speed up the printing process.
- He loaded the paper into the collator and pressed start.