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AVANSA CompactCount 2050 Small Money Counting Machine
Regular price R3,449.00 -
AVANSA LightCount 2100 Money Counter
Sale price R3,499.00Regular price R3,999.00 -
AVANSA BlitzCount 2600 Money Counter
Regular price R5,299.00 -
AVANSA MaxCount 2800 Note Counting Machine
Regular price R11,499.00 -
AVANSA MixCount 2825 Money Counting Machine
Regular price R14,995.00 -
Avansa SuperSort 2900 Money Counting Machine
Regular price R22,995.00 -
AVANSA MegaSort 3000 Note Counting Machine
Regular price R24,999.00 -
Glory GFS 220 Note Counting Machine
Regular price R42,999.00 -
AVANSA Note&Coin Scale 4800 Money Counter
Sale price R4,995.00Regular price R7,999.00 -
AVANSA SuperCount 2700 Note Counting Machine
Regular price R8,049.00
Which Money Counter do you need?
Cash flow is the lifeblood of many businesses, but manually counting bills and coins can be a time-consuming and error-ridden process. Money counting machines offer a solution, automating the process and improving accuracy. Let's delve into the different types of money counters, their functionalities, and feeding options.
Types of Money Counters:
Bill Counters: These are the workhorses, specifically designed to count banknotes. They come in two main categories: Value Note Counters: These machines identify the denomination of each bill and calculate the total value of the stack. Perfect for businesses dealing with mixed denominations. Piece Note Counters: These simply count the number of bills, regardless of denomination. Suitable for situations where sorting isn't necessary.
Coin Counters: Designed to sort and count loose coins by denomination. Some advanced models can roll coins into pre-determined amounts.