Maxsell MX50i Turbo Note Counting Machine
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The Maxsell MX50i Turbo note counting machine uses advanced detection technology like 3D, UV, IR, and magnetic thread to authenticate currency notes and detect counterfeits. It can count up to 1500 notes per minute, sort by denomination, and set batch amounts. The machine has a 400 note hopper capacity and touch screen interface to easily count, sort, and manage currency.
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Maxsell MX50i Turbo Note Counting Machine
- 1. Maxsell MX50i Turbo Note Counting Machine Description Get this MX50i Turbo note counting machine from Maxsell to meet all your currency counting requirements such as counterfeit detection, sorting a denomination, setting batches of a particular value, adding function and finding old series of notes. Advanced and accurate, this counting machine makes currency management easy. Advanced 3D identification and I-scan detection feature The machine employs I-scan, 2D, 3D, UV, IR and magnetic thread detection technology to ensure the authenticity of currency notes and to detect the fake ones. Hopper capacity of 400 notes and a high-counting speed The front loader can accommodate large pile of notes and you can also add more as the machine processes the ones deposited. It also provides user selectable speed for counting and has a high- counting speed of upto 1500 notes per minute. Informative LCD display and touch sensitive panel The large, backlit LCD display provides user-friendly information like a denomination, suspicious note detection, etc. Also, the touch sensitive buttons are easy to use while providing the machine with commands like count, batch, sort and add.