The K-Sun Green Machine® is a New Equipment Digest King Award Competition Winner!

K-Sun Corporation's new GREEN MACHINE® label printer system has won a Bronze Award in the Packaging Equipment and Supplies Category in New Equipment Digest's prestigious King Awards Competition.

The King Awards recognize industry's best new products that were introduced in 2010 and 2011. It is named after New Equipment Digest's long-time Chief Editor Bob King.

The K-Sun GREEN MACHINE was recently showcased to Grainger representatives and their customers at the 2012 Grainger Show held at the Coronado Springs Resort and Convention Center in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.

Selected from five finalists in the Packaging Equipment and Supplies category and a total of 80 products in 11 categories, the GREEN MACHINE will be featured on www.newequipment.com and in the April edition of New Equipment Digest magazine and will receive recognition at Industry Week's Best Plants Conference April 23-25 in Indianapolis.

K-Sun's GREEN MACHINE is the most eco-friendly and technologically advanced label printer system in the marketplace. Advanced features include front cartridge loading system, 8 bar code formats, the PEELGuard® trimmer that rounds corners to prevent label peel, 12 language prompts, Euro/Latin hot key, font style and size hot keys, telecom and electrical hot keys as well as a backlit display for viewing on all light conditions.

More than 100 sizes and colors of adhesive, bar code, and iron-on fabric labels and heat shrink tubes are available. It meets global energy efficiency standards including the European Union's Eco-Design Directive and UK, UL, CUL, LPS, TUV, GS, RoHS, WEEE and Level V California Energy Reduction standards, tests, certification and requirements. Non-PVC and lead-free parts, recycled paper and plastics are used where possible and a cartridge recycled program is available.

NED is an award-winning monthly magazine of new products for industrial and manufacturing customers. For the past 75 years, NED has been the leading source of information for general industry and plant operations, maintenance, engineering, production, purchasing and administration.

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