EFMARK Premium Expands ATMServicing

October 11, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

WESTMONT, Ill. - (10/11/05) -- EFMARK Premium Armored said it hasintroduced a new service for its financial institution clientswhich will entail exterior maintenance and refurbishing of ATMoutlets. EFMARK's ATM Image Guard will be offered through apartnership with ATA Services, a Salt Lake City-based companyspecializing in cleaning, branding and exterior upkeep of ATMs andtheir surrounding environments. The service will help credit unionsand banks maintain a clean, attractive and inviting setting forcustomers who use their ATMs.

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