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Banknote counting · mixed-value sorting · coin handling · UV inspection · binding · safe storage

Organize counting, checking and cash preparation. Match each machine to your currency and workflow.

Cash Counters, Coin Sorters, Note Inspection & Strapping Equipment

Source banknote counters, image-sensor mixed-value machines, two-pocket sorters, coin counters, visual inspection lights, banknote strapping equipment and selected safe-storage directions. Compare currency configuration, operating modes, reporting, packing and sample acceptance.

  • Combine counting, sorting, checking and bundle preparation in a structured sourcing enquiry.
  • Compare precise machine capacities, supported currencies, interfaces and consumables.
  • Develop private-label presentation, sample testing, packaging and an agreed service-parts plan.

Manufacturing, product documents and order conditions depend on the model and supply route selected for your project.

Illustration of a desktop cash counter and coin stack
Category illustration. Confirm the currency software, counting and recognition modes, pocket capacity, reporting and consumables for the selected machine.

Start with a product reference, intended use and estimated quantity. We bring product selection, sample questions and quotation details into one conversation.

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Cash handlingPiece count · mixed value · two-pocket sorting
Coin handlingBulk off-sorting · denomination sorting
Supporting equipmentInspection lights · strapping · safe-storage enquiries
Order reviewCurrency version · sample · documents · packing
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Build the range
your buyers need.

Choose a focused product or discuss a coordinated assortment. Each direction can be developed into a more specific model and packaging brief.

Piece counters and value-counting versions

Choose a basic piece counter when notes are already separated by denomination. Add and batch functions support repeated bundles. Selected versions calculate value using a chosen denomination, while image-sensor versions recognize supported denominations. These are different capabilities. Include local currency, note series, circulation condition and required daily workload in the brief.

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Single and dual image-sensor mixed counters

Mixed-value counting directions include single and dual CIS constructions. Compare the installed currency package, automatic recognition, note-size range, operator display and error handling. Specify whether serial-number capture, data export or remote display is required. Currency recognition, simultaneous-currency processing and software updates must be checked for the exact configuration.

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Two-pocket cash sorting

A separate reject route can help organize counting, denomination separation, face or orientation work. Rejected notes still need an agreed manual review procedure. Match input, main-output and reject capacities to the workflow. Select printing, serial-number reporting and PC connection where available, and confirm how the device behaves when either pocket is full.

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Desktop note checking

Feed-through checking products combine selected image, magnetic, infrared and dimensional functions. Define the currency version, note series and acceptance procedure. Discuss genuinely worn notes, feeding orientation, alarm messages and rechargeable options. Authentication support is a specified machine function; no configuration should be described as detecting every possible counterfeit.

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UV visual inspection lamps

Visual inspection directions combine UV illumination with visible-light viewing or a backlit panel on selected products. Compare inspection area, switching, sensor response and power supply. Supply the note or document features the operator needs to inspect. These lights support trained visual checking and should be kept separate from any germicidal-lighting enquiry.

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Top-loading cash counters

Top-loading machines offer another feeder arrangement for piece counting, accumulation and batch preparation. Confirm the display layout, sensor package, note condition and access for cleaning. Compare the actual dimensions and external display connection. Operating speed and electrical-supply versions should be agreed for the chosen machine, with an acceptance sample where useful.

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Bulk coin counting and off-sorting

Bulk counters can be matched to a selected coin or token size, with smaller-coin rejection on the referenced off-sorter. Enquiries should include diameter, thickness, material and the range of coins that may be mixed. Define counting accuracy checks, bag or tube handling, batch output and any printer, external display or pedal requirement.

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Denomination coin sorting

Separate sorting directions organize configured denominations into outputs while accumulating quantities and values. Provide the exact currency, coin series and intended denomination set. Compare hopper volume, tray capacity, counting rate and batch limits for that model. A bulk off-sorter and a multi-output denomination sorter should be selected as different products.

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Banknote binding and consumables

Desktop strapping directions support preparation of cash bundles. Match the banknote stack, strip width and material, seal appearance and operating settings before committing consumables. Include replacement strip availability and the required pack quantities. Consumable compatibility, ready-to-run setup and measured cycle time are confirmed on the selected configuration.

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Displays, reports, upgrades and service parts

Selected machines describe external displays, printer options, USB or serial interfaces, SD updates and reporting functions. These features vary by construction and software. Define the exact output file, printer connection, language, update procedure and host system. Include a proposed wear-part and cleaning list for review rather than assuming every accessory is common across the range.

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Home, office, hotel and deposit-safe enquiries

Storage directions include compact electronic-lock safes and a listed drop-slot construction. Specify usable internal space, door opening, lock access, anchoring, deposit arrangement and required construction. Any tested fire or burglary performance requires matching evidence for the exact safe. Hotel override, installation and service arrangements are separate items to confirm.

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Additional document-binding and disinfection projects

Document-binding equipment and disinfection cabinets or lamps can be submitted as separate project requirements. Provide the intended material or treated object, operating method, electrical supply and destination requirements. Current model availability and supporting technical evidence need confirmation before quotation. Banknote-inspection UV products must not be substituted for disinfection equipment or sold with an assumed biological-performance claim.

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Reference product directions

Start with a product.
Define the details.

Use these options to describe what you are buying. The public references identify your enquiry; the final model and specification are confirmed before an order.

Compact banknote counting reference sourcing illustration
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Compact banknote counting reference

A compact piece-counting direction for prepared banknotes, batch work and an additional operator display. Match the sensor version, currency and feeder adjustment to representative notes before ordering.

Hopper and stacker
200–300 notes each
Note size
50 × 110 to 90 × 180 mm
Machine dimensions
280 × 255 × 190 mm
Packing reference
1 unit per carton
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Single-image-sensor mixed-value counter sourcing illustration
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Single-image-sensor mixed-value counter

Mixed and single-denomination operating modes support cash totals alongside piece counting and batch accumulation. Currency recognition depends on the installed version; provide the currency and note series rather than assuming a universal configuration.

Imaging configuration
Single CIS
Operator display
3.5-inch TFT; external display described
Hopper
200 notes
Modes
Mixed denomination, single denomination, piece count, batch and accumulation
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Dual-image-sensor desktop value counter sourcing illustration
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Dual-image-sensor desktop value counter

Compare a desktop value-counting version with serial-number and report functions for compatible currencies. The counting and denomination-recognition speeds are different settings. Confirm the currency package, software, printer option and output format with a sample.

Piece-count speed settings
800 / 1,000 / 1,200 / 1,500 notes per minute
Single/mixed-value speed settings
800 / 1,000 notes per minute
Hopper / stacker
400–500 / 200 notes
Connections
RS232, USB and SD; printer option
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Two-pocket sorter with integrated printing sourcing illustration
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Two-pocket sorter with integrated printing

A reject-pocket design supports separation of notes needing attention while accepted notes are collected. Built-in report printing is described for this reference. Confirm the note series, sorting logic, serial-number output and service access before selecting the configuration.

Imaging
Dual CIS
Reject-pocket reference
80 notes
Printer-paper reference
57 × 30 mm
Sorting directions
Denomination, face and orientation
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Two-pocket desktop sorting reference sourcing illustration
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Two-pocket desktop sorting reference

For busier counters, compare a larger input and separate reject route with denomination, face and orientation functions. Obtain the actual report and software specification. Reject capacity is confirmed at quotation because descriptions of that pocket differ.

Speed settings
800 / 1,000 / 1,200 notes per minute
Hopper / main stacker
500 / 200 notes
Dimensions
279 × 250 × 247 mm
Net weight
9.5 kg
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Compact note-checking reference sourcing illustration
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Compact note-checking reference

A feed-through checking direction with visual and sensor-based checks for specified currency versions. Agree treatment of rejected or unreadable notes and test representative genuine notes. A catalogue checking function does not guarantee the identification of every counterfeit.

Dimensions
155 × 137 × 85 mm
Weight
0.5 kg
Supply
AC 100–240 V, 50/60 Hz or DC 12 V, 1 A
Catalogue processing time
Less than 0.5 second per note; acceptance conditions to confirm
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UV and white-light visual inspection reference sourcing illustration
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UV and white-light visual inspection reference

A countertop inspection direction combines ultraviolet illumination with a white backlit area and sensing-based operation. The operator compares appropriate document or note features. This is a visual inspection aid; it is not a sterilization product or an authenticity certificate.

Inspection area
6.5 × 2.8 inches
Automatic sleep reference
20 seconds
Power direction
USB supply; rechargeable-battery configuration described
Inspection aids
UV LEDs, white backlight and guide/ruler
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Top-loading piece-counter reference sourcing illustration
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Top-loading piece-counter reference

A top-loading construction provides count, add and batch directions with a separate viewing option. Specify prepared note condition, alarm handling, sensor version and local power. Several speed descriptions differ, so the agreed operating speed needs written confirmation.

Hopper / stacker
200–300 notes each
Note size
50 × 110 to 90 × 190 mm
Dimensions
290 × 240 × 175 mm
Weight
6 kg
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Bulk coin counter with off-sorting sourcing illustration
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Bulk coin counter with off-sorting

A high-capacity coin direction selects coin size and removes smaller coins from the selected flow. It should be evaluated separately from a multi-tray denomination sorter. Submit actual coin or token dimensions, tolerances and the required count/report workflow.

Catalogue maximum hopper
Up to 10,000 coins
Catalogue maximum speed
Up to 3,400 coins per minute; selected-coin conditions to confirm
Coin diameter / thickness
14–34 mm / 0.8–3.8 mm
Dimensions
285 W × 465 D × 385 H mm
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Five-denomination coin sorting reference sourcing illustration
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Five-denomination coin sorting reference

A smaller coin-sorting direction supports configured denomination channels and batch quantities. The selected currency, trays and denomination layout need confirmation. Piece-count capacity should be reviewed against actual coin mix rather than borrowed from a different sorter.

Hopper
1,500 coins
Catalogue counting speed
300 coins per minute
Sorting directions
5 denominations
Batch setting
0–999
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Desktop banknote strapping reference sourcing illustration
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Desktop banknote strapping reference

A compact automatic strapping direction can be reviewed alongside the cash-counting workflow. Confirm strip width and material, bundle dimensions, settings and compatible consumables with the selected machine; tape descriptions differ and should not be fixed from the product title alone.

Supply
AC 100–240 V, 47–63 Hz
Dimensions
240 × 200 × 220 mm
Net weight
6 kg
Packing reference
2 units per carton
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Compact electronic-lock safe reference sourcing illustration
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Compact electronic-lock safe reference

A small storage direction is listed with electronic-code and key-lock functions. Confirm construction, anchoring, override procedure and supplied keys. This reference establishes size and lock type only; it carries no stated verified fire, burglary or deposit-insurance rating.

External dimensions
H 200 × W 310 × D 200 mm
Lock directions
Electronic code and key lock
Application direction
Home or office storage
Performance-rating scope
Specific tested rating to be requested if required
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These are individual catalogue references for procurement comparison, not a single specification shared by every machine. Currency software, note condition, operating mode, accessories and power version affect selection. Conflicting pocket capacities, strip widths or speed descriptions require written confirmation. Final supply is defined in the approved quotation and sample.

What matters for this category

A better brief.
A clearer comparison.

Focus the sourcing conversation on the features, materials and production details that make a difference to your product range.

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Build a complete cash-handling brief

Combine note and coin preparation with inspection, sorting, reporting, binding and storage requirements. Separate the core machine from software, accessories and consumables so the quotation covers the actual workflow. Define handover between each step, operator access and maintenance requirements.

02

Compare workflow-specific configurations

Select the machine around currency, denomination mix and the distinction between counting and recognition. Check speed in the intended mode, pocket capacities and report requirements. A demonstrated sample run gives a clearer acceptance basis than the highest catalogue speed alone.

03

Prepare the range for distribution

Create an item matrix for different counter sizes, currencies and operator needs. Align language, plug, manual, package presentation and replenishment parts. Private-label artwork and order quantities are reviewed for the selected equipment rather than assumed to apply across every product.

Branding, configuration & packaging

Make the product
fit your programme.

Bring artwork, reference samples and a target cost. The available process, minimum quantity, sample charges and development scope are reviewed for the chosen option.

01

Private-label and presentation review

Submit logo files, labels, language, colour and carton artwork with the required product matrix and quantities. Confirm feasibility, proof approval and any effect on documentation. Software branding and display-language changes need their own scope; do not assume they follow automatically from a printed logo.

02

Currency, software and peripheral selection

Specify supported currency and series, count modes, report format, external display, printer and interface requirements. Provide host-system details where integration is needed. Agree software version, update access and any sample test using representative notes or coins before release.

03

Samples, packaging and commercial schedule

Request a sample or pilot order for selected configurations and agree charges, inspection, artwork approval and delivery milestones. Confirm machine, accessories, spare parts and consumables in each carton. MOQ, production time, warranty and service allocation are established for the actual order.

Quality & product evidence

Turn requirements
into checks.

Agree which product characteristics need testing and how the approved sample relates to the bulk order.

01

Materials and process checkpoints

The available process description includes incoming material and packaging checks together with intermediate and finished-product inspection. For an order, agree what records will be supplied and which functions will be checked. This is a basis for an inspection plan, not a claim that every product has a particular approval.

02

Practical counting and recognition acceptance

Set a repeatable test with representative genuine notes or coins, selected modes, batch sizes and expected reports. Include worn-note handling, reject messages, pocket-full response and error recovery. Any counterfeit-response or authentication test needs an agreed specimen set and lawful controlled procedure.

03

Packing and service handover

Check the power version, plug, firmware, language, accessories and carton contents against the order. Agree serial or batch identification, transport protection and acceptance records. Define cleaning guidance, spare parts, return or repair arrangements and the responsible party before shipment.

Test capability is a starting point for the inspection plan. Request the method, applicable model and results needed for your order.

Documents matched to the order

Ask for evidence
that fits the product.

Ask for the documents that match the selected machine, currency configuration and destination. Product names and symbols do not establish a current central-bank acceptance or a market approval.

State the sales market, intended users and required files in your first enquiry. Current validity and scope are checked for the selected supplier and product; a category description does not certify every item.

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Technical and software schedule
Request the specification, dimensions, wiring or power information, operation manual and supported-currency schedule. Record firmware, peripherals, printer consumables and any update procedure. Confirm whether sample reports, serial-number output and integration information can be supplied.
Model-specific compliance information
State the required destination and standards, then review the available reports, declarations or certificates against the actual model and electrical version. An inspection-light description does not prove disinfection performance, and a safe needs separate evidence for any requested fire or burglary rating.
Order and inspection file
Agree the approved sample, artwork, machine/accessory list, carton quantities and packing marks. Include agreed functional checks, serial or batch records and shipment documents. Commercial warranty, spare parts and post-delivery responsibilities belong in the written order.
Built around how you sell

Different buyers.
Different specifications.

Your sales channel changes the assortment, packaging and quality priorities. Tell us the intended use as well as the product name.

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Retail, hospitality and office cash desks

Compare compact counters, mixed-value recognition, visual checking and small storage directions. Provide available counter space, currency, transaction mix, staffing and reporting needs. Match the selected workflow to operator training and a clear procedure for notes that need manual review.

02

Cash preparation and higher-throughput operations

Combine larger-input machines, reject-pocket sorting, report printing, coin counting and bundle strapping around the actual operating sequence. Specify expected throughput, batch sizes, currency changes, count reconciliation and maintenance access. Acceptance should use the intended working mode.

03

Financial-equipment distribution and project supply

Build a range by function, currency package, display, power version and price target. Add consumables, spare parts and requested documentation to each line. Safe-storage and specialist document-binding or disinfection projects need their own specifications and evidence review.

From first brief to a defined order

One contact.
A practical next step.

Samples, commercial terms and responsibilities are agreed for the project. Use the same product and packing specification when comparing quotations.

01

Share the requirement

Product, reference image, quantity, sales market and timing.

02

Compare suitable options

Review configuration, materials, sample scope and relevant documents.

03

Approve the specification

Agree artwork, packaging, sample, testing and inspection criteria.

04

Confirm the order plan

Set price, payment, production, delivery and defect remedies in writing.

Buyer questions

Before you send
your first enquiry.

Practical answers about this sourcing direction, customization and the reference options. Your agreed specification and written quotation determine the actual order.

Which machines can be included in one enquiry?

Banknote piece counters, mixed-value image-sensor machines, two-pocket sorters, note checkers, UV visual inspection lights, top-loading counters, coin counters and sorters, and cash strapping can be reviewed together. Selected safe-storage directions and separate document-binding or disinfection projects can also be submitted with their own requirements.

Can a basic counter add the value of mixed denominations?

Piece counting, a selected denomination value and automatic mixed-denomination recognition are different functions. Specify which result is required. Image-sensor configurations recognize supported notes using the installed currency package; verify the actual currency and note series before selecting the machine.

Are all currencies supported?

Currency support depends on the machine, software and note series. Send the complete currency list and whether currencies are mixed in one run. Ask for the supported-version schedule and sample validation. A broad catalogue description should not be treated as universal recognition.

How should speed and pocket capacity be compared?

Use the speed for the intended counting or recognition mode. Include note condition, hopper, main stacker and reject-pocket capacity. Some catalogue descriptions conflict; the agreed specification and sample test determine the order. A reject pocket still needs emptying and manual review of its contents.

Can serial numbers and count reports be exported?

Selected configurations describe serial-number capture, printing or computer connections. Specify currency, report fields, file format, interface and host system. Confirm actual serial-number recognition coverage and the installed software. A physical port alone does not establish compatibility with a particular application.

Does checking equipment guarantee every counterfeit will be detected?

No universal detection guarantee is offered. Define the currency, sensor configuration and required test procedure. Genuine notes in poor condition may also need manual review. UV visual inspection helps an operator examine features and does not independently certify the authenticity of a note or document.

Is a UV inspection light a disinfection lamp?

No. They are separate product requirements. A banknote-inspection light is specified for viewing features. A disinfection enquiry needs the intended treated object, method, exposure conditions and suitable technical evidence for that application; wavelength and biological performance cannot be assumed from an inspection-light listing.

How do I choose a coin counter or sorter?

Provide coin or token diameter, thickness, material, denomination mix and the required output. A selected-size bulk counter with off-sorting differs from a machine that sorts configured denominations into separate channels. Agree hopper capacity, batch behaviour, trays or bags and count reconciliation using the actual coins.

Can the strapping machine use any paper strip?

Strip width, material, roll format, bundle size and operating settings need to match the selected machine. Product titles and body descriptions are not always consistent. Request a consumable specification and sample bundle before purchasing replacement strips or committing a production quantity.

Do the safes include fire or burglary ratings?

The listed compact-safe reference supports a size and lock-type comparison only. If a tested rating is required, state the standard and required performance, then request evidence matching the exact construction. Confirm anchoring, keys, override access and installation separately.

Can private labels, samples and order packing be arranged?

Submit the selected machines, quantities, logo, language and packaging brief for feasibility review. Agree sample configuration, charges, artwork approval and carton contents. MOQ, lead time, spare parts and warranty arrangements are quoted for the actual order rather than fixed across the whole range.

What should accompany a quotation request?

Send currencies and note series or coin dimensions, required count and sorting modes, throughput, power and plug, displays or printers, reporting and integration needs. Add quantities, destination, documents, inspection criteria, packaging and required delivery window. Include separate specifications for safes or disinfection equipment.

Who handles my enquiry?

Factory Sourcing Hub handles this enquiry as an independent sourcing and trading service. The product route, supplier suitability, sample scope and order responsibilities are agreed for the actual project.

How do I get a price and order minimum?

Send the product reference, quantities per variation, customization and packaging. Prices, minimums, sample charges and delivery dates are confirmed in a current quotation; the page is not a live inventory or price feed.

Can I discuss samples and inspection before ordering?

Yes. State whether you need a reference sample, a customized sample or development work. Agree the sample cost and shipping, approval specification, inspection plan and remedy for non-conforming goods before the bulk order.

What should I attach to my email?

Reference images, drawings, logo artwork and a product list are useful. Include quantities, the intended users and sales market, packaging, required documents and timing. After submitting the form, email attachments to kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference.

Tell us what you are planning

Your next order
starts with a brief.

A reference picture or a short description is enough to begin. Add the details you already know; the optional fields help make the follow-up more useful.

  • Currency and note series or coin dimensions; count, recognition, sorting and batch requirements
  • Workload, pocket capacities, space, supply voltage, plug, reports and peripheral connections
  • Sample acceptance, artwork, language, consumables, spare parts and carton contents
  • Quantities, destination, required documents, inspection criteria and delivery window
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