Versatile money counters from Climax tackle tasks quietly, efficiently: Model 365

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Climax Machine Industry Co., Ltd.'s Model 365 money counter is capable of a counting speed of 100 currency units every four seconds. The machine, which weighs 57 kgs., features such functions as self-checking, free and batch counting, and an adding mode. Taiwan-based Climax's Model 365 counter also has the optional stamp and shutter feature, a function that aids in reducing noise, blocking dust, and acting as a safety device capable of automatically stopping the machine if the operator happens to touch the shutter's edge.

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Its Model 365 money counter is capable of a counting speed of 100 currency units every 4 seconds

Other Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing, Coin & Currency Handling Equip, Money handling equipment, Article, Climax Machine Industry Co., Ltd.

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Climax counts three more into coin counter lineup

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Climax Machine Industry Company Ltd's CMICO-265 desktop banknote counter can count one bundle of 100 bills for four seconds and provides an accuracy rate of 99.99% when counting old and new bills. The CMICO-168 coin counter, which features a hopper that can accommodate 10,000 coins, can count 2,600 coins in one minute. The CMICO-365 rapid floor-standing banknote counter, on the other hand, can process 100 bills in four seconds.

Totalizing Fluid Meter and Counting Device Manufacturing, Counters NEC & Parts, Counters (Equipment)

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