Coin Counter & Sorter counterfeit detection system for euro
The coin counters model Vienna 6 and 10, offer very high benefits in the treatment of the coin, protecting in turn the mechanics of dust and dirt.
The range of Vienna coin counters are designed to work in complicated environments where there is dirt, foreign or fake coins. They are very sturdy machines and are made to endure many hours of work.
The range of Vienna counters are designed, manufactured and assembled in Austria.
The coin counter with counterfeit detection model Vienna 6, counts and classifies 6 denominations of coins, being able to choose denominations. Has reject box for fake or foreign currency.
The coin counter with counterfeit detection Vienna 10 counts and classifies 8 denominations, in addition to having a rejection box for the fake or foreign currency.
CURRENCY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS
Vienna Multi-currency (multi-currency model only)
It allows you to choose the currency (currency), which you want to count thanks to the system of sorting coins through the solenoid allowing to count up to 40 different denominations of currency.
With this model you can count two currencies of currencies indistinctly. (multi-currency version only)
Four line display, alphanumeric and very bright.
Easy-to-use keyboard with buttons for selecting the most important functions.
Memory for nine different users.
Two levels of preset stop memory.
It allows to use drawers, bags or tubes of different dimensions.
Triple sensor for false currency detection
High quality magnetic alloy sensor
Special sensors to examine the surface of the coin
High Power Optical Sensors
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Counting speed: 900 coins minute
protective battery for memory and results
Connection to PC or printer via RS 232 port
Protoclo of communication to export information
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Bag adapters, fabric bags and tubes available
The range of Vienna coin counters are designed to work in complicated environments where there is dirt, foreign or fake coins. They are very sturdy machines and are made to endure many hours of work.
The range of Vienna counters are designed, manufactured and assembled in Austria.
The coin counter with counterfeit detection model Vienna 6, counts and classifies 6 denominations of coins, being able to choose denominations. Has reject box for fake or foreign currency.
The coin counter with counterfeit detection Vienna 10 counts and classifies 8 denominations, in addition to having a rejection box for the fake or foreign currency.
CURRENCY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEMS
Vienna Multi-currency (multi-currency model only)
It allows you to choose the currency (currency), which you want to count thanks to the system of sorting coins through the solenoid allowing to count up to 40 different denominations of currency.
With this model you can count two currencies of currencies indistinctly. (multi-currency version only)
Four line display, alphanumeric and very bright.
Easy-to-use keyboard with buttons for selecting the most important functions.
Memory for nine different users.
Two levels of preset stop memory.
It allows to use drawers, bags or tubes of different dimensions.
Triple sensor for false currency detection
High quality magnetic alloy sensor
Special sensors to examine the surface of the coin
High Power Optical Sensors
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Counting speed: 900 coins minute
protective battery for memory and results
Connection to PC or printer via RS 232 port
Protoclo of communication to export information
OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Bag adapters, fabric bags and tubes available
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