Cummins Allison, the Coventry-based provider of coin and currency handling products, has introduced the JetScan iFX i200 currency scanner for the UK market.
The two-pocket currency scanner uses imaging to denominate notes more quickly and effectively, it is claimed, for cash-handling operations. The compact two-pocket scanner brings vault-grade currency scanning to any cash room, no matter what the size, the firm says.
The JetScan iFX i200 counts, sorts and faces 1,200 mixed notes per minute – at least 20 percent faster than other desktop scanners, according to the company. The product features two sorting pockets and what is claimed to be the lowest note rejection rate in the industry, resulting in fewer stops when processing large batches of currency.
Cummins Allison UK managing director, Andrew Crowson said: “We talked with our customers when developing the JetScan iFX i200 to identify features that would simplify machine operation and deliver higher productivity gains. The result is a currency processor that exceeds their expectations.”
Cummins Allison says that imaging is a superior method to read and denominate notes, resulting in less downtime due to rejects and no-calls of poor-quality notes.
Crowson also points out the JetScan iFX platform is designed to accommodate future capabilities with software upgrades. “Customers purchasing JetScan iFX equipment can be confident that they have invested in a product capable of growing with their operations.”
For more on the products, visit http://www.cumminsallison.co.uk/uk/en/products/note-handling/jetscan-ifx-i200
