Introducing HighNote's Latest Investment: The Kern 3500 Mail Inserter

In the fast-paced world of modern business, efficiency is key. Every minute saved in operations translates to increased productivity and ultimately, improved bottom lines. That's why we're thrilled to introduce our latest investment: the Kern 3500. Far from being just another mail inserter, the Kern 3500 is a game-changer, setting a new standard for efficiency in our mailing processes.

Product Overview:

The Kern 3500 is not your average mail inserter. With an impressive insertion rate of 22,000 pieces per hour, it is a powerhouse that aims to streamline our operations like never before. Its advanced technology utilizes the information stored in the 2D code on each piece, enabling precise control and unmatched levels of automation.

Advanced Camera Technology:

What makes the Kern 3500 stand out is its use of Cognex cameras strategically placed for precise insert matching, ensuring accuracy and consistency in every mailing. Additionally, functionalities like selective inserting further enhance this ability, enabling us to effortlessly meet demanding client needs.

Space Optimization:

In addition to its impressive performance, the Kern 3500 offers a unique advantage in space optimization. Its straight footprint design allows for increased capacity while minimizing floor space usage. This not only boosts operational efficiency but also showcases our commitment to sustainability by reducing resource consumption.

Our Commitment to You:

The Kern 3500 represents more than just a financial investment; it signifies a strategic step towards operational excellence and safeguarding the future of our business. Its outstanding efficiency, cutting-edge technology, and adaptability position it as a pivotal element in our operations, enabling us to deliver outstanding outcomes for our clients while remaining at the forefront of an ever-changing landscape. 

"By investing in the Kern 3500, we're not just meeting our current demands; we're positioning ourselves to scale alongside the growth of this innovative printing method."

- Vern Felty, Vice President of Continuous Improvement