CFA FRANK Banknote Counter
The Banknote Counter The New Boston C UV is designed to count and authenticate the banknotes issued by the Banque Centrale de la République de Guinéa.
The New Boston C UV bill counter, can also be used to count and Authentify banknotes from Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo.
In addition to count CFA Franc notes, counts and authetify Euros and USD.
Main features:
Counts at 800/100/1200 banknotes per minute.
Batch & Add functions.
Hooper Capacity 300 Banknotes
Output tray capacity: 200 bills
Detection of counterfeit bills using Ultraviolet sensors
Front Loading banknote Counter
Technical Specifications
RS232 port to connect receipt printer.
Weight 6.5 Kg
Transport handle
For more information, please contact us at our international office in Barcelona +34 938404609
The New Boston C UV bill counter, can also be used to count and Authentify banknotes from Benin, Burkina Faso, Cote d'Ivoire, Mali, Niger, Senegal and Togo.
In addition to count CFA Franc notes, counts and authetify Euros and USD.
Main features:
Counts at 800/100/1200 banknotes per minute.
Batch & Add functions.
Hooper Capacity 300 Banknotes
Output tray capacity: 200 bills
Detection of counterfeit bills using Ultraviolet sensors
Front Loading banknote Counter
Technical Specifications
RS232 port to connect receipt printer.
Weight 6.5 Kg
Transport handle
For more information, please contact us at our international office in Barcelona +34 938404609
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