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Glory UW-500 Currency Sorter Banknote Sorting Machine For Bank
Specifications
| Dimensions (W x D x H) | 600 x 445 x 600 mm |
|---|---|
| Weight | Approx. 80 kg |
| Sorting pattern | 5 |
| Hopper capacity | 1000 sheets |
| Counting speed | Approx. 720 notes per minute |
| Stacker capacity | 4 x 500 notes |
| Reject pocket capacity | 2 x150 notes |
| Currency pattern detector | · Dual CIS (Contact Image Sensor) · IR (Infrared) · UV (Ultraviolet) · FL (Fluorescence) · MG (Magnetic) · Full width tape detection |
| Power supply | AC 100-240V +/- 10%; 1.2-0.8A, 50/60Hz |
| External connection | · RS-232C x 2 for PC and printer interface · RS-232C x 1 for numeric keypad |
The Glory UW-500 banknote sorting machine was developed based on an in-depth analysis of the banknote handling process. Offering outstanding features at a reasonable price, it enables efficient continuous processing of large numbers of banknotes. The Glory UW-500 banknote sorter optimises the business process and significantly reduces expenses.
Features
Why is the Glory UW-500 Heavy-duty Banknote Sorter Different?
Large Capacity Hopper with Assisted Feeding Mechanism
The Glory UW-500 banknote sorting machine comes with a large-capacity hopper that is capable of holding up to 1000 notes. Meanwhile, the assisted feeding mechanism allows for a lower incidence of issues, such as jams or a high reject rate due to poor quality banknotes.
Flexible Hi-tech Sorting Function
The Glory UW-500 is equipped with a hi-tech authentication and fitness sorting, combining speed and accuracy for high efficiency. This banknote sorter is capable of:
Multi-Stacker Configuration
Specifically designed for businesses that process a high volume of cash, the Glory UW-500 banknote sorting machine enables shorter processing cycle. This banknote sorter is equipped with four stackers, allowing for diverse sorting and arrangement patterns for each banknote, thus reducing the number of re-sorting steps that are typically required by machines with fewer stackers.
