Business Services Industry

Kentucky Farmers Bank Installs High Performance Ink-Jet Printers

Business Wire, June 28, 2001

Business Editors & Technical Writers

MONROVIA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 28, 2001

Addmaster printers used for new headquarters location

Kentucky Farmers Bank of Catlettsburg, Kentucky announced that it installed Addmaster, Inc.'s IJ6000 ink-jet printers in its new location.

Addmaster, a worldwide manufacturer of ink-jet receipt and validation printers for the financial industry, designed the IJ6000 printer to provide superior output and minimal resource consumption for banks. Its price and performance make it very competitive with impact printers.

Kentucky Farmers Bank, with $125 million in assets, wanted the best possible technology for its new location. The facility will provide full service banking capabilities, including 10 teller stations. "With the investment in the new facility, quality was of the utmost importance," said Shawn Heck, CIO of Kentucky Farmers Bank. "Alltel provides our teller automation, so when the time came to make a purchasing decision about teller printers, we asked them what printer would work best with the software. For both performance and compatibility reasons, Alltel suggested that we consider Addmaster's ink-jet printer."

Addmaster's IJ6000 uses Hewlett-Packard's new C6602A print cartridge which eliminates faded receipts and increases the printer's speed and efficiency while improving optical density. According to bank officials, "Many of our customers save receipts for their records, so having a readable receipt is important to them, and therefore important to the bank.

"When we first installed teller automation software, we used impact printers, which were the best technology at the time. Today, ink-jet printers offer the most advanced teller line printing hardware. Our tellers prefer the Addmaster printer because it is smaller and quieter. Now, teller printers aren't a concern; we know the quality is consistent, and the noise level is never going to be an issue."

Vice President of Addmaster Hugh Clary said, "In banks today, counter space is at a premium. Quality service is essential to customer retention. That's why we designed the IJ6000 with the smallest footprint in the industry and made it quiet enough to eliminate distractions and promote customer interaction. The quiet operation, fast form handling, reduced energy consumption and easy to change cartridges are just a few of the reasons why one in three tellers uses an Addmaster printer."

About Kentucky Farmers Bank

Kentucky Farmers Bank was formed in 1931 by the merger of Catlettsburg's two community banks, Kentucky National Bank and Farmers and Merchants Bank, both being established in the 19th century. Kentucky Farmers is still an independent, locally owned community bank. The bank has three locations and offers services such as 24-hour KFBankline (phone teller), credit cards, debit cards, and KFBank Online (online banking).

For more information on Kentucky Farmers Bank, write 2500 Broadway, Catlettsburg, Ky 41129-5400 or call 606.929.5000. Visit its Web site at www.kentuckyfarmersbank.com.

About Addmaster

Addmaster, founded in 1962 and headquartered in Monrovia, California, is one the industry's largest manufacturers of teller receipt and validation printers used primarily for the banking industry. Addmaster customers include some of America's largest banks such as Wells Fargo, Bank One, First Union and Regions Bank. In addition to banks, Addmaster printers can be found in the retail, utility and government installations. The company also produces inkjet print mechanisms, MICR readers and decoder boards, and digital control boards.

For more information on Addmaster, contact Hugh Clary at 626.358.2395, extension 225 or write 225 East Huntington Drive, Monrovia, Calif. 91016. Visit its Web site at www.addmaster.com.

COPYRIGHT 2001 Business Wire
COPYRIGHT 2001 Gale Group

 

BNET TalkbackShare your ideas and expertise on this topic

Please add your comment:

  1. You are currently: a Guest |
  2.  

Basic HTML tags that work in comments are: bold (<b></b>), italic (<i></i>), underline (<u></u>), and hyperlink (<a href></a)

advertisement
advertisement
  • Click Here
  • Click Here
  • Click Here
advertisement
Click Here

Content provided in partnership with Thompson Gale