Glory GFS 220

Description

WHY YOU NEED THIS

The GFS-220 banknote machine is powerful yet affordable compared to similar specification machines, so provides widescale efficiency savings and reduced cash processing costs. Glory GFS220 is a dual pocket banknote counter and banknote sorter. The second pocket can be used to sort the notes or reject poor quality, damaged, and forged notes. The Glory GFS220 is designed to be a robust note counter for high volume environments.

SUPER EFFICIENT

Efficiency savings and reduced cash processing costs remain critical business drivers and key performance indicators for most cash handling organisations today, whether a bank branch, cash center, foreign exchange bureau, retailer or casino. Glory’s GFS-220 banknote counter improves operational efficiency with superior speed, fitness analysis, and authentication.

Multi-currency value count, detailed counterfeit analysis, and optical character recognition are all available features. Local presentation of banknote information on a large touchscreen display, plus remote access for data capture and system update provides an enterprise-ready solution.

Designed for organisations looking to deploy an affordable yet powerful sorting solution, the GFS-220 can revolutionise desktop cash handling in small, medium, and large cash processing environments. Processes that were once only achievable on large sorting systems are now possible in front line tasks.

ADVANCED FUNCTIONALITY

The GFS-220 counts, sorts, does counterfeit checks and records Serial Numbers at high speed – a versatile machine at a single price. The enhanced GFS-220 also provides banknote fitness checking to help you comply with compliance requirements.

Counterfeit checks include Infra-Red (IR), Ultraviolet (UV), Magnetic (MG), Thickness Detection, and Dual CIS (Contact Image Sensor).

The OCR image capture technology allows the GFS-220 to read and record the banknote serial numbers, which allows you to generate a comprehensive and historical report of processed banknotes in both text and image format to improve security and accountability of each transaction. Data is extracted into CSV / Microsoft Excel format, which can be saved onto a USB memory stick.

The multi-pocket design allows counts to proceed continuously, with rejected notes placed into the reject pocket while the machine continues counting.