ProCoin PRC310

The PRC310 has a very rugged construction of mainly steel and stainless steel as utilized in many high-end coin sorters. It’s compact size lends itself to easy transfer between sites. The machine offers especially for its price range exceptional quality as a very big motor, mainly metal and stainless steel components like used in bigger models like the PRC 330. Due to the compact dimensions it is also suitable for mobile use.

ProCoin PRC320

The model PRC 320 is a rail coin sorter that can count and sort up to eight coin denominations. It utilises the very latest (foreign) coin detection system Coinsure Adaptive®. The sorting is done corresponding to the coin diameter. It has a large inspection tray to allow the coins to be cleaned before entry into the hopper. Output is to a single drawer or bag or coin roll tube (optional) per denomination. Operator ID can also be registered on any printout or data transfe

Billcon CCS-65

The CCS-65 has a simple construction and is easy to operate and maintain. The operator can sort
and count 450 mixed coins per minute just by pushing the start button. The machine will display not only the total value and number with a one-touch display switch, but even the total value and number of each denomination. A communication interface is standard equipment, so it can be connected to a personal computer to manage the data.

Scan Coin 22

The Scan Coin 22 coin sorter is designed to provide a compact and economical coin sorting solution, equipped with Scan Coin's unique sensor technology for outstanding accuracy and liability.

It will count and sort up to 16 denominations of coins in 8 separate slots at a rate of 700 coins per minute.

Klopp SM

The Model SM sorts quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies, one denomination from the other. Dollars, tokens, and non-U.S. coins are optional.  It does not count.

Pour a quantity of mixed coins into the hopper.  Turn the crank.  Coins will be rapidly separated into the individual removable coin boxes.

Klopp SE

The Model SE sorts quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies, one denomination from the other.   Dollars, tokens, and non-U.S. coins are optional.  It does not count.