Semacon Semacon S-1400 Currency Counter

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Bank Grade Currency Counter Ultra High-Speed Currency Counter for medium to very high level usage volumes, features 4 speed settings for user flexibility, dust shield for protecting operator from dirt & dust, user friendly design, batch stop setting, 10 button numeric keyboard, carrying handle. Switchable choice of 110 or 220 volt power.

Product Features

• Ease Of Use
• Combining automated features with user-friendly controls, SEMACON counters are so advanced in design, they're actually simple to use.
• It has never been easier to count money!
• Precision Accuracy & Reliable Counting
• SEMACON counters are engineered with fully automated, advanced screening capabilities to thoroughly detect errors including double notes, chain notes, half notes, etc.
• Our counters always ensure the most accurate total counts and are designed to offer years of trouble free use. Note Regarding: Error Detection Other Currency Counters you may find may not include error detection features. This means that you are not assured of an accurate count each time you count currency, which defeats the purpose of having a high speed counter. Don't buy a Currency Counter without advanced error detection capabilities! These SEMACON Currency Counters include error detection as a standard feature. Advanced Counterfeit Detection Many of our counters offer an advanced counterfeit detection system designed to search for and pinpoint suspect counterfeit bank notes. Featuring the options of Ultraviolet (UV) Counterfeit Detection, or UV Counterfeit Detection combined with Magnetic (MG) Counterfeit Detection, our counters provide the ultimate in counterfeit currency screening. High Speed SEMACON counters offer the flexibility of variable counting speeds as fast as 1,500 bank notes per minute and as slow as 600 notes per minute. With this wide range of operating speeds, our counters can efficiently and reliably process notes of all conditions, ranging from very worn to brand new. Additionally, the slow speeds enable the operator to inspect for "out of place" denominations.