Coin counters

cashMAX coin counters count presorted coins piece by piece, one denomination at a time, and add up the value. CMX01 is portable, for shops, vending and field use; CMX02 has a motor-driven feeder and a 10,000-coin hopper for long runs and packing lines. To count mixed coins in one pass, see our mix coin counters. Also known as coin counting machines.

How to choose a coin counter

A coin counter is the right machine when your coins are already sorted: coins from a coin sorter, a till with one tube per denomination, or tokens. It counts one denomination at a time and fills bags or tubes to the number you set. For mixed coins, a mix counter or a coin sorter saves the sorting step.

The choice between the two models is about volume. cashMAX CMX01 weighs 7 kg and takes 1,500 coins, for the bank counter, a shop back office or mobile use. cashMAX CMX02 has a motor-driven feeder and a hopper for up to 10,000 coins, for long runs in a cash centre or as the counting and batching unit of a packing line.

ModelSpeedHopperWeightTypical use
cashMAX CMX01Up to 3,400 coins per minute1,500 coins7.0 kgBranches, retail, CIT desks, mobile use
cashMAX CMX02Up to 3,400 coins per minuteUp to 10,000 coins, motor-driven feeder9.5 kgCash centres, packing lines

Questions and answers

Can a coin counter count mixed coins?

No. It counts one denomination per run, and smaller coins drop out before the sensor. For mixed coins, choose a mix counter or a coin sorter.

Does it count tokens?

Yes. Both models count metal coins and most plastic tokens.

Can it fill bags to a fixed number?

Yes. Batch stops go from 0 to 99,999 coins per bag and can be set for each denomination. The machine also shows the value total.

Can it be connected to a host system?

Both models have an RS232 host interface; a printer and an external display are options. CMX02 also has USB.

Used in Coin counters and batchers for packing machines Mobile coin counting Recounting and batching of sorted coins