Glory GFS 220 Note Counting Machine

⚙️ Technical Specs

The Avansa Glory GFS 220 is engineered for high performance, offering superior speed and accuracy in banknote processing. Its hopper can hold 500 notes, extendable to 1000, while the stacker has a capacity of 250 notes and the reject pocket holds 100 notes. This machine is compact, measuring 303mm × 347mm × 316mm (height with hopper guide: 362mm). For speed, it performs piece counting at 1,300 notes per minute, value counting at 1,200 notes per minute, and fitness sorting or OCR at 1,000 notes per minute. It includes robust counterfeit detection methods such as Infrared (IR), Ultraviolet (UV), Magnetic (MG), Thickness Detection, and Dual Contact Image Sensors (CIS), ensuring reliable authentication for up to 40 different currencies.

🗣️ Customer Testimonial

"Our accounting department used to spend hours manually counting cash, leading to frequent errors and late close-outs. Since we implemented the Avansa Glory GFS 220, our cash-up process is faster, more accurate, and far less stressful. The counterfeit detection has saved us from losses multiple times. It’s a game-changer for our busy retail stores across South Africa."

🎯 Ideal Applications

The Avansa Glory GFS 220 is specifically designed for businesses in Southern Africa that manage high volumes of cash and require precise processing. It is ideal for bank teller counter applications, cash centres in Johannesburg, foreign exchange bureaus in Lusaka, and busy retail outlets in Cape Town. It also serves casinos, hotels, and large hospitality venues in regions like Namibia and Mozambique, ensuring efficient and secure cash handling for all types of transactions.

💡 How It Works

The Avansa Glory GFS 220 operates by feeding banknotes from its hopper through a sophisticated scanning system. It rapidly counts, authenticates, and sorts notes. Its dual-pocket design allows continuous processing; genuine notes go to the main stacker, while suspect or unfit notes are diverted to a separate reject pocket without stopping the counting process. The machine uses advanced sensors for counterfeit detection and can also read and record serial numbers, providing comprehensive data for improved accountability.

💰 Value Benefits

Investing in the Avansa Glory GFS 220 provides significant return on investment for Southern African businesses. It dramatically reduces manual labour and time spent on cash handling, leading to substantial cost savings in operational efficiency. Enhanced counterfeit detection protects your business from financial losses due to fraudulent notes. Its multi-currency capability and high-speed processing improve productivity, allowing staff to focus on customer service and other value-adding tasks, ultimately boosting overall profitability and security.

📊 Product Comparison

When considering the Avansa Glory GFS 220 against other models like the Kisan NTA or even other Avansa machines such as the SuperSort 2900, it's crucial to evaluate their unique capabilities. The Avansa Glory GFS 220 excels in high-volume, multi-currency environments with its advanced fitness analysis and comprehensive authentication features.

Feature Comparison:

Counting Speed:

• Avansa Glory GFS 220: Up to 1,300 notes/min (piece counting)
• Kisan NTA: Up to 1,500 notes/min
• Avansa SuperSort 2900: Up to 1,500 notes/min

Counterfeit Detection:

• Avansa Glory GFS 220: IR, UV, MG, Thickness Detection, Dual CIS
• Kisan NTA: Precise counterfeit detection, US Dollar Detection (specific)
• Avansa SuperSort 2900: UV, MG, IR, CIS (5-point system)

Pockets:

• Avansa Glory GFS 220: Dual Pocket (1 stacker + 1 reject)
• Kisan NTA: 1+1 Pocket
• Avansa SuperSort 2900: 1.5 Pockets (main stacker plus a reject pocket)

Multi-Currency Support:

• Avansa Glory GFS 220: Up to 40 different currencies
• Kisan NTA: Up to 20 currencies
• Avansa SuperSort 2900: Up to 20 currencies (incl. ZAR, USD, EUR)

Additional Features:

• Avansa Glory GFS 220: OCR for serial numbers, Integrated Shutter, Fitness Analysis
• Kisan NTA: Serial number reading (OCR)
• Avansa SuperSort 2900: Mixed value counting, Serial number reading (OCR), Pattern recognition, optional printer

🧭 Explore Our Product Range

Discover Avansa's comprehensive suite of cash handling solutions designed to meet diverse business needs across Southern Africa:

• Avansa CompactCount 2050: Light Duty Entry Level Note Counter
• Avansa LightCount 2100: Entry Level Note Counter
• Avansa BlitzCount 2600: Basic Note Counter with Counterfeit Detection
• Avansa MaxCount 2800: Heavy Duty Counter with Counterfeit Detection
• Avansa MixCount 2825: Single Packet Mixed Value Counter
• Avansa SuperSort 2900: Heavy Duty 1.5 Pocket Mixed Value Counter
• Avansa SuperCoin 1100: Mixed Coin Sorter and Counter
• Avansa BulkCoin 4650: Heavy Duty Coin Scale with dual counting modes
• Avansa Note & Coin Scale 4800: Advanced Coin & Note Counting Scale

❓ Common Questions

What makes the Avansa Glory GFS 220 ideal for South African businesses?

This machine is built for high-volume cash environments common in South Africa, offering robust counterfeit detection and multi-currency support essential for local and international transactions.

Can this machine handle mixed denominations of notes?

Yes, the Avansa Glory GFS 220 offers multi-currency value counting, allowing it to process mixed denominations and provide a total value.

How accurate is the counterfeit detection on the Glory GFS 220?

It features best-in-class counterfeit detection using IR, UV, MG, Thickness Detection, and Dual CIS sensors, providing high accuracy against fraudulent notes.

Does the Glory GFS 220 provide serial number capture?

Yes, it is equipped with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) technology to read and record banknote serial numbers, enhancing security and accountability.

Is the Avansa Glory GFS 220 easy to maintain?

The machine is designed with easy access to the banknote transport path, allowing for quick daily maintenance and minimising downtime.

What are the benefits of the integrated shutter on the Glory GFS 220?

The integrated shutter prevents dust and other particles from being emitted into the air during banknote processing, improving operator health and safety.