ICE PREVIEW
G&D brings the excellent BPS C2 to ICE
G
+D Currency Technology recently unveiled the newest member of its family of banknote processing systems – the BPS C2,
perfect for casino cage or count room operations. Offering high performance with compact dimensions, this latest generation of tabletop systems efficiently processes banknotes and TITO tickets. The system has a throughput rate of 1,050 banknotes per minute (over 60,000 banknotes per hour) and has two output pockets plus a reject stacker. BPS C2 sorts currency by denomination, orientation, or fitness in a continuous processing mode. With the most reliable sensors in the industry, suspect notes are detected and rejected, reducing potential fraud losses due to counterfeit items. Operators will find the system intuitive to use
with 50 pre-set sort modes available at the touch of a finger on a remote touch pad. Managers will appreciate the flexible network and interface options, plus the ability to produce full page reports in digital or print format.
Key Features Productivity: The high throughput of BPS C2 increases productivity. With no loss of speed, banknotes and TITO tickets are counted, checked for authenticity, and sorted by denomination, orientation, and fitness. User-oriented and optimized operator guidance keep the number of work steps required to a minimum. Security: BPS C2 offers the best sensors in the industry – fast, reliable and precise with the ability to detect counterfeits and sort for fitness. Ease of Use: Intelligent software architecture ensures a simple and intuitive operation to suit cage or count room specifications that integrates with BPS Connect Casino from G+D Currency Technology and other CMS systems.
Gasser’s Venturo Series takes centre stage
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uck has nothing to do with the sense of comfort and confidences The Venturo
brings to the floor. Purposely designed to conform to any body shape, the compound curved back supports the entire spine while the ergonomically molded waterfall seat offers improved leg circulation to keep a customer comfortable for longer. Combine this with the numerous design elements that can be utilized to transcend any décor and Gasser’s exceptional durability and it is obvious The Venturo is a natural winner. The Venturo’s compound back shape provides optimal support while Gasser’s in-house molded foam back and seat cushion provide all the softness. This combination between the ergonomic compound curved
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back shape and the optimized in-house molded foam allows for slimmer
construction without sacrificing comfort. This slim construction method along with the fully upholstered box sewn treatment offers a unique, contemporary and modern aesthetic that is a refreshing look compared to more traditional casino seating solutions. The new Venturo, as
well as all seating products produced by Gasser, are manufactured in the USA with the highest quality materials and superior craftsmanship. Gasser’s product
line includes a variety of standard models, as well as the ability to design and build custom slot stools, Keno chairs, Sportsbook
Outstanding performance and compact size combine to make a world-class banknote processing system
ICE welcomes Gasser on stand S8-250
chairs, table game chairs and stools, poker chairs, and bingo chairs. Backed by more than 70 years of experience, dedication and dependability, with Gasser’s Venturo Series, you’re making an investment in style, innovation and durability that will be a better value over the long run. Stop by Gasser Chair Company’s stand, S8-250, at ICE Totally Gaming
2018 to experience this advancement in gaming seating comfort and design: The Venturo Series.
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