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The larger the cash transaction, the greater the risk of forgeries. You may count large numbers of cash in front of your customer, or perhaps re-count and check before you send it all off to the bank. Yet checking each note individually with a banknote detector is just not an option. So what can be done to spot forgeries when large bundles of notes are being passed around quickly?
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- Counts notes 1,000 npm £99.00 DELIVERED More Info |
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- Counts notes & coins £149.50 DELIVERED More Info |
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- Counts up to 1,500 npm £240.00 DELIVERED More Info |
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- Counts notes & coins £370.80 DELIVERED |
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- Counts notes 1,000 npm £294 DELIVERED More info |
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- Counts notes & coins £399.75 DELIVERED |
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- Variable speed counter £384 DELIVERED Coming Soon! |
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- Counts notes & coins £316.00 DELIVERED More Info |
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- Business use counter £444.00 DELIVERED More Info |
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- Business use counter £645.00 DELIVERED More Info |
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De La Rue EV8626 - Heavy-duty counter |
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De La Rue EV8650 - Range of options |
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- 2 pocket counter |
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- Fitness sorter |
Buyer advice for note counters:-
At NoteCheckers.Com, we understand that choosing note counters can be confusing and a poor choice of purchase could work out to be very costly. Should you use simple scales to count notes and coins or would friction note counters be better? Do you need a note counter to also spot forged notes? Could you get away with a cheaper note counter or would an investment in a faster higher spec note counter be better in the long run?
The majority of note counters, even the cheap note counters, will give you a note-batching facility, along with note size detection and uv detection. In order to identify the majority of modern counterfeit Pound notes, like modern banknote detectors you will need magnetic thread detection or pattern recognition in your note counter. Printer connectivity and PC connectivity are things that you may or may not require on your note counter but they are available. As you will come to rely on your note counter, you may wish to consider a swap-out-warranty rather than a return-to-base warranty on your note counter as this will give you extra support for your note counter when you need it most. Forgery detection jargon buster for note counters:-
- Size Detection. This only halts the count on the note counter when a different denomination note has been mixed into your bundle (e.g. 1 x £10 in a bundle of £20s) and thus this function prevents miscounts.
- Ultra Violet. Nowadays, with uv detection, only simple counterfeit banknotes will be identified. This function is handy if you want to spot a random piece of copier paper that is in amongst your banknotes
- Pattern Recognition. Some note counters will utilize a table device, similar to a camera, to detect intricate patterns within a bank note. This method is commonly used by bank note sorting machines to identify between denominations, and not to identify forged notes
- Magnetic Ink. Only some bank notes actually contain magnetic inks or serial numbers, therefore it can be very effective - as long as you know which notes to apply this to. The more common notes with magnetic ink are US Dollars.
- Magnetic Thread. Many bank notes contain a metal thread within the paper substrate which has some magnetic properties. A centrally placed MG sensor on the bank note counter can detect the presence of a magnetic security thread very effectively. All note counters available from NoteCheckers.Com have this feature as it is essential for English Pounds.
- Coded Magnetic Thread. The metallic thread of many bank notes (inc English) can have a secret magnetic coding (almost like a digital signal coding) which is different for every note denomination. Special sensors can detect the presence and even read the code within the note at high counting speeds
- Fluorescence. Various combinations of fluorescent light sources and filtered responses/sensors allow the bank note paper quality to be controlled as a means to pick out very high quality counterfeit notes
- EMFLUX. Some bank notes contain covert magnetics of much lower strength than the magnetics usually used in note portraits, threads or serial numbers.
Warranty options for note counters:-
Note Checkers.Com supply money counting machines with a 3-year return to base warranty as standard*
However, we realise that in the current market conditions that all capital equipment purchases are very price sensitive. We therefore allow you to opt out of the standard three year warranty in return for a further discount on the device.
Two and three year warranties come with free servicing, (1 free service with the two year warranty and 2 free services with the three year warranty ) we recommend that these are carried out annually - on the anniversary of the purchase of your money counter.
When you require your money counter to be serviced simply e-mail us quoting your invoice number and we will send you a returns form by email. Complete this return form and send it back with the money counter (ideally in the original packaging) and we will give the money counter a full service. The money counter will then be returned to you by our carrier firm free of charge. The cost of returning the machine to us is yours. If you have any queries regarding any of our money counters or warranty periods please do not hesitate in contacting us directly before purchase.
We cannot be held responsible for damage in transit when returning the machine to us. We always advise using an insured carrier service to obtain a quote try www.interparcel.co.uk
* Excludes certain models. Contact us for details.
Areas of application for note counters:-
Vending operators - note counters and sorters used to check the cash from the vending machines
Small retailer - note counter used to cash up at the end of the day, or if customer has large transactions
Large retailer - note counters and sorters used to check till receipts and for float preparation, as well as if customers have large cash transactions often (e.g. wholesaler, supermarket). Also fitness sorters are required to aerate and check note suitability prior to ATM filling
Casinos - note counters and sorters to dispense winnings and count takings
Transport - note counters and sorters to count customer cash deposits
Leisure centers - note counters and sorters to count receipts from entrance fees, cafes, bars, vending machines etc
Cash in Transit (CIT) Companies - note counters and sorters used to process customer deposits collected
Commercial bank branches - note counters and sorters used at the teller position to cash up tills, or in the back office to check incoming night safe deposits and process cash in bulk. Also fitness sorters are required to aerate notes and check note suitability prior to ATM filling
Central bank - note counters are required to control the security of the national currency
If you are uncertain about whether to use note counters, cash scales or note sorters, we suggest you contact us at notecheckers@percygroup.co.uk or call us on 0845 3400 702 and one of our advisers will be happy to discuss the best solution of banknote counters for your needs
