SECURE CASH HANDLING


TRACER ‘CoUNT IT oNCE’ CURRENCY AND TICkET bAGS


• holds bundles of notes or tickets in 100 or 500 stacks


• tamper resistant adhesive closure


• heat sealed side streams • sequential control numbers • clear bag with white block write-on surface Description


asB0100 tracer® 100 note, 1 straP, cUrrency BaG. 114x190x50mm


asB0501 tracer® 500 note, 5 straP, cUrrency BaG. 165x190x76mm


asB0500 tracer® 500 note, 5 straP, cUrrency BaG. 165x190x76mm


asB1000 tracer® 1000 note, 10 straP, cUrrency BaG. 215x190x76mm


DETECToR pEN II


• Dectector Pen detects bad bills by marking a line on the bill


• if the mark turns dark, the bill is suspect.


Description Detector Pen ii - coUnterFeit Detector poRTAbLE Uv LANTERN Part # 45020039 45020031 45020043 45020110


TRACER SELf SEALING CoIN bAGS • tamper resistant adhesive closure


• heat sealed side seams • sequential control numbers • easy to write-on surface


• high strength material (holds up to 22k of loose coins) Description


asB0917 tracer® selF-sealinG coin BaG, 228x431+50mm FlaP


asB0914 tracer® selF-sealinG coin BaG, 228x355+50mm FlaP


asB1994 tracer® selF-sealinG coin BaG, 228x431+50mm FlaP


• a battery operated, hand- held UV 'wand' ideal for cash desk operations


• a visual and practical deterrent to bank note fraud


• replacement lamps also stocked and supplied by eurocoin Description


jml1197 omeGa 6" PortaBle UV lantern (ForGeD note Detector)


Part # 23020102 Uv foRGED bANkNoTE DETECToR


• a desk-top UV fraud note detector ideal for every cash desk application


Part # 45020044 45020047 45020045


• lightweight and easy to operate • supplied with 240v mains power lead • replacement lamps available Description


Part # 23020100


Part #


mD-1188 mains 240V UV Desk toP UV lantern, mains PoWereD (ForGeD note Detector) 23020103


HIGH SpEED, SECURE CASH pRoCESSING fRoM See the ful l range at: www.thomasa.co.uk


Dolphin 570 107


pelican 309 www.eurocoin.co.uk


Mustang


SECURE CASH HANDLING


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