Toyocom NC-50CF Available in Rebuilt ONLY

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Toyocom NC-50CF

Counterfeit detection is what the CF stand for This machine will find the suspect note and stop operations to have an operator check the bill out. The TOYOCOM NC-50CF is designed to count currency accurately and quickly. It's ideal for use in banks, businesses, supermarkets anywhere that large volumes of bank notes are found. Even with its blazing 1200-note-per-minute speed, the NC 50CF counts accurately. The size of the first few notes counted is automatically detected by electronic photo sensors and "remembered". Then any off-size currency (or any other problem) causes an alarm message on the LED display; the self-diagnostics let you know immediately the type and location of the error.

The NC-50CF has a full range of counting modes, too. In the free count mode, the NC-50CF operates until all notes have been counted; while in batch mode, the counter stops when a predetermined number of notes has been counted, then automatically starts a new batch when the old one has been removed. Of course, CUMULATE mode is available from both free and batch count applications: the NC-50CF simply keeps adding to the overall accumulated total.

Easy to use hopper size and paper thickness controls let you handle almost any type of size of currency. And a special NC-50CF control lets you count even notes that are brand-new or very old and soiled.

Key Features:

• Counterfeit detection: Checks for suspicious U.S. bank notes and stops counting so the operator can easily remove suspected bills
• Reliable: Counts bank notes without error
• Versatile: Full range of counting modes: free count, batch count, batch-repeat count, cumulative count
• Fast: Counting speed of 1,200 notes/minute
• Economical: Compare to other models and you'll see
• Easy to clear: Should jamming occur during counting, the short simple path allows the jammed bill to be cleared quickly and easily
• Problem-free: Includes self-diagnostics with easy-to-understand alarm messages