Value Banknote Counter
Our New Boston V /3D bankcounter with counterfeit is the most cost effective model on the market. The Bank note counter prepared to count mixed banknotes by denomination, obtaining the total value in euros and the breakdown by banknote denomination on screen or printing by thermal mini-printer.
The easy and intuitive use of all functions through the touch screen, makes it a pleasure counting banknotes. The top loading hopper , making it easier to count crumpled or damaged banknotes without suffering the tedious jams.
The three available speeds allow you to count banknotes from 800 banknotes per minute up to 1,200 minute for the new notes.
The three main functions, of mixed counting, batch, and free counting , make of this model that the tedious counting becomes a pleasure.
The most advanced fake bill sensors on the market: Ultraviolet, Infrared, Magnetic code, mganetic inks, paper thickness, 3D sensor for reading the new Euro, GBP and CHF banknotes allow you to detect any fake banknote however well made it may be.
Software update before the issuance of new banknotes. It has a USB port and another SD to update the software. Currently, the software allows reading, identifying and authenticating all Euro, CHF & GBP banknotes.
RJ11 port for the connection of a thermal printer.
The New Boston V / 3D model is highly reliable, demonstrated by the low failure rate
We have numerous clients from different sectors, who rely on this model to manage the cash.
We make our Madrid or Barcelona offices available to our clients so they can try the New Boston V / 3D banknote counter. In the attached you can see a video demonstration.
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