Bill counters, also known as cash counters, currency counters, or money counters, are an integral part of any type of business and organization.

Why should you purchase a bill counter? A bill counting system is an affordable automatic system that will allow your business and organization to quickly, efficiently, and accurately count and organize cash. Counting bills by hand can be a very tedious and time-consuming task. Human error is also a potential downside of counting cash by hand. That is why bill counters will be a vital part of your business. Bill counters can cut the time and work down to a fraction while also improving count accuracy.

When purchasing a bill counter, some key features and questions to consider are: Hopper Size- How many bills can the bill counter hold at a time? Feeding Style- How do the bills load into the hopper? Count Speed- How fast can the machine count the bills? Automated Self Testing- How does the bill counter cut back on errors? Counterfeit Detection Integration- Can the bill counter detect fake bills? Value Counting- Can the mixing counter provide the total bill count and value by denomination? Counting Options- Can the bill counter provide customization counting with bill batching and adding features? Error Detection- How does the bill counter communicate counting errors and technical troubleshooting? Control Panel- How easy is it to operate and understand the bill counter? Hopper Size The bill counter hopper is the area of the bill counter where bills, cash, and money are initially loaded in order to be counted.

There are many different locations for bill counter hoppers depending on the make and model. Note counter hoppers can be located on the top or even the back of the money counter machine. The higher the hopper size, the more bills the consumer will be able to put on the bill counter. Larger capacity hoppers allow the consumer to work the machine with fewer interruptions. Kavinstar offers bill counters that can hold 130 to 300 bills at a time. This large capacity allows our customers to be able to perform their tasks with few interruptions. In addition to this, Kavinstar has an automatic counting feature which will automatically start counting bills once a stack is placed on the hopper.

Through its large bill counter hopper capacity and automatic counting feature, Kavinstar provides the consumer with a simple and convenient process. Feeding Style How the consumer loads the bills into the machine is an important feature to take into consideration. The two most common feeding styles are front feed load and back feed load. Front feed loading machines have hoppers that are located in the front of the machine and require the stack of bills to be placed flat on the hopper. Back feed loading machines have hoppers that are located in the back of the machine and require the stack of bills to be placed on its side. Front feed load hoppers are generally more user-friendly because the bill stack does not have to be as neatly stacked together. Front feed load hoppers are also able to have a higher capacity which allows them to hold a higher volume of bills. Back feed hoppers generally require neater bill stacks when loading into the machine and also cannot hold as high of a capacity as front feed hoppers.

Kavinstar offers both front feed load hoppers as well as back feed hoppers. More than half of our bill counters have the front feed load hoppers as we want to make the experience for our consumers both convenient and user-friendly. Count Speed The counting speed of bill counters is normally calculated as bills per minute. Kavinstar currency counters can count bills anywhere from 1,000 to 1,900 bills per minute. In addition to this fast speed, Kavinstar offers variable speed options, which help the consumer accommodate differing bill quality and conditions.

This ends up saving the consumer both time and effort and helps make one’s business more efficient. Automated Self-Testing The self-testing system of a bill counter ensures that the machine is error-free at start-up and occurs automatically whenever the machine is turned on. When the machine is turned on and off, it will trigger the automatic self-test. bill counters run a self-test every time the machine is turned on to ensure that the machine is error-free and to ensure an accurate bill count every time. This feature is imperative to guaranteeing accuracy every time a money counter is used.