Coin wrappers
The SOUTH-Wrap coin wrapping machine rolls sorted coins into paper rolls, after a sorter in the cash centre or at the output of a mint. With SOUTH-Lift coin in front and SOUTH-Lift roll and roll packing behind it, it becomes part of the cash centre coin line. Also known as coin rollers, coin rolling machines or coin roll machines.
Where a coin wrapper fits
A coin wrapper turns sorted coins into paper rolls with a fixed number of coins, the form in which banks and shops order change. It works on one denomination at a time, so it stands behind a coin sorter. SOUTH-Wrap takes coins of almost every currency up to 34 mm in diameter, and new coins are programmed on the machine without a technician.
In a cash centre coin line, SOUTH-Lift coin fills the wrapper from a container, SOUTH-Lift roll lifts the finished rolls to packing height, and the roll packers pack them.
| Model | Speed | Hopper | Coins | Size, weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOUTH-Wrap | Up to 30 rolls per minute | Up to 10,000 coins | Almost every currency, diameter up to 34 mm | 455 × 585 × 1,160 mm, 140 kg |
Questions and answers
Can SOUTH-Wrap check the coins?
Yes, with the optional non-stop currency detection sensor. It rejects false coins and wrong denominations.
What keeps running costs low?
Ceramic components and a coin roll stabiliser, and new coins are programmed on the machine without technical support.
Can it be connected to a lift and a packing line?
Yes. It has RS232 and connections for lift control, power out and the packing line.
Used in Cash centre Central coin processing