Zebra Technologies Introduces Self-Service Kiosk Printer to Improve Customer Satisfaction & Lower Operational Costs
Zebra Technologies Corporation, a global leader in specialty printing and automatic identification solutions, announces the release of the KR403 kiosk receipt printer, the first product in its new KR400 series. The new KR403 offers a range of printing solutions for self-service customer kiosks and can be utilized to solve a number of application needs such as couponing, bill pay and self-ordering at delicatessens and restaurants.
Services: Utilized for informational solutions such as payment transactions, hotel check-in, trip planning and easy bill pay, the service industry streamlines processes through this product with a cost-effective solution.
Transportation: Depended on to reduce customer wait times, the KR403 can facilitate parking receipts, information access and payment transactions, saving organizations time and money.
Designed for quick and easy integration, the KR403 has a compact footprint ideal for space-restricted applications while also offering a wide range of printer and media mounting configurations. It also includes expanded memory, increased driver support and Zebra Programming Language command language that allows for expanded integration capabilities. The KR403 offers Unicode-compliant encoding for international character printing and has the most fonts and bar code sets than any kiosk printer, including GS1 barcodes required in retail.
Addressing critical business problems such as limited time and resources, Zebra's new KR403 kiosk receipt printer offers users a flexible solution for kiosks, providing reliability, durability, minimal maintenance and ease of use. Benefits by industry include:
- Retail:
The KR403 also boasts ROI-increasing capabilities that prevent paper jams to facilitate maximum printer uptime and reduced maintenance, such as the looping presenter, and a retract-and-retain function to protect customers' private information by retracting any printouts left behind. Automatic remote alerts also proactively perform diagnostic tests to help keep the kiosk up and running.