ICE PREVIEW Astrosystems: Committed to Cash
Cash handling specialists bring top brands Microcoin and the Global Bill Acceptor range to customers at ICE - visit stand 4044
B
ased in the UK, Astrosystems Ltd is the European regional office of Astrosys
International, which specialises in the design, manufacture and distribution of currency handling products under the following brands: Microcoin electronic coin validators and the Global Bill Acceptor range of bank note validators.
Both the Microcoin and GBA
acceptors are well established products, with a strong presence in various markets across the world.
The past few months have been eventful for Astrosystems
with the introduction in to the gaming market of the GBA GV1 bill acceptor. The GV1 is a vault style secure note stacker, designed to fit the gaming industry footprint for bill acceptor units. One of the key features is the simplicity and ease of servicing. With all parts modular and replaceable in seconds, down time of the host machine is significantly reduced. Having visited the key industry exhibitions over the past months, Steve Priest, Sales Manager at Astrosystems said:
“Feedback from customers
and potential clients has been very encouraging, and we are
currently working on a series of trials with key operators and manufacturers”. In January 2012, Astrosystems will be seen displaying their range of note and coin validation product at both the ICE exhibition in Earls Court (Stand No 4044) and EAG International at the Excel Centre (Stand No 550).
www.globalbillacceptors.com
GBA GV1
The new dimension in bill acceptors. Secure note stacking solution.
800 note cashbox capacity with locking and audit options. Maintenance-friendly modular design.
GBA Global Bill Acceptors
www.globalbillacceptors.com
ICE Totally Gaming: Stand 4044 EAG International: Stand 550
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