cashMAX CMX40
High-speed coin sorter for cash centres and large branches.
Key facts
| Speed | Up to 2,500 coins per minute with full detection |
|---|---|
| Hopper | 3,800 mixed euro coins, 6,500 coins maximum |
| Pockets | 8 sorting + reject |
| Detection | Contactless cashMAX® sensor, EU 1210/2010 |
| Memory | Count, total and bag contents, 2 bag-stop levels; built-in thermal printer |
| Interfaces | RS232, display (option), statistic module (option) |
| Size, weight | 820 × 360 × 455 mm (W × D × H), 58 kg |
| Power | 230 V, 230 W, under 80 dB(A) |
Listed by the European Commission under Regulation (EU) 1210/2010 (declaration of conformity): EU list of coin-processing machines.
cashMAX CMX40 counts, authenticates and sorts mixed coins into eight pockets at up to 2,500 coins per minute from a belt-driven hopper. Contactless cashMAX detection to EU 1210/2010 and a built-in printer, an affordable choice for any site with high coin volumes.
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Sorting speed for smaller cash centres
cashMAX CMX40 is the fast sorter in the cashMAX range. It is built for small and medium cash centres, main-branch coin rooms and any site that sorts a lot of coins every day but does not need a full cash-centre line. Mixed coins go into the belt-driven hopper and come out in eight pockets by denomination at up to 2,500 coins per minute, with the reject separate and a receipt from the built-in printer.
CMX30 does the same job at branch speed; EvoSort H9 adds a touchscreen, a programmable pocket and the container system for continuous cash-centre operation. Integrators who build the sorter into their own equipment use the CMX40 System.
Belt feed, built for the long run
The belt-driven hopper takes 3,800 mixed euro coins at a time, up to 6,500 small coins, and feeds automatically. The contactless cashMAX sensor checks four parameters on each coin and rejects forgeries and foreign coins, in line with EU 1210/2010; genuine coins are sorted by a currency plate into eight pockets. Two bag-stop levels from 1 to 9,999 coins per bag pause the machine when a bag is full; bag holders, a bagging unit and an open reject box are available for continuous work.
Big rubber keys give direct access to every function, and maintenance is low.
Counting data for cash professionals
Non-volatile memory keeps count, totals and bag contents through a power failure. The built-in thermal printer prints receipts for each deposit, and the optional statistic module lets credit institutions report as the rules for cash professionals require. RS232 connects the sorter to a host system or an external display.
Options: bagging unit, external display, tubing set, machine stand.
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