APG Cash Drawer, LLC, worldwide manufacturer of mobile cash drawer solutions and other POS related products, announces the release of the E3000 cash drawer for the UK and European marketplace. APG’s E3000 Cash Drawer is a ruggedized cash drawer designed to meet the demands of many global retail verticals including food, convenience stores (c-stores), QSR, hospitality, specialty, pharmacy, petrol forecourts (gas stations) and others. Expanding APG’s E-Series product line, the E3000 allows for easy retailer adoption as its footprint matches many existing layflat solutions requiring no modifications in existing POS furniture. With its ergonomic design and generously sized note compartments, the high capacity insert is built to support heavy coin loads and will accept most world currencies including Euro, Sterling, Swedish Kronor, South African Rand and Canadian & Australian Dollars. The E3000 cash drawer’s oversized coin cups allow cashiers to give change faster. Optional weighable coin cup accessory kit makes coin counting easy resulting in improved productivity. - Tested beyond four million operationsE3000 High Capacity Cash Drawer - Printer driven (12-24v) 520 or USB 554A interfaces available - Fits existing retail furniture for easy adoption - Powder coated case and drawer front - Security: Standard key Cam-lock release open, operate with POS, lock closed - One year warranty - Keyed alike or random (200 key codes) The configurable E3000 cash drawer is being released as part of APG’s expanding suite of purpose-built European products. “As a global supplier of cash drawers, APG is developing solutions built to fit new and the existing retailer environments worldwide,” stated Rick Paull, Product & Business Development Manager at APG. “Retailers are looking for solutions that can withstand rigorous abuse and that will improve the customer experience overall. This product is unique in that it is exchangeable with most common layflat drawer footprints, it supports most currencies worldwide and it’s competitively priced,” stated Paull.