ICE PREVIEW
SUZOHAPP to highlight its latest innovations at ICE
Visit stand N4-110 to see a simply unbelievable product range
S N4-110.
SUZOHAPP is focused on creating technology that will lead the gaming industry toward tomorrow’s solutions. With over sixty years of experience in the component business, SUZOHAPP will show to both manufacturers and operators what they are looking for. The expert sales and support team will advise visitors on the best products to fit their needs. Cash handling equipment is a prominent offering in the SUZOHAPP portfolio and a broad range of components will be showcased at ICE. These include Comestero coin validators (RM5 HD) and banknote validators (MFL and SC Advance), and coin hoppers (Flow, Cube and Evolution). For complete coin recycling, SUZOHAPP
recommends the ICS that is a real step ahead in multi-denomination coin pay-out technology. This Intelligent Coin System represents eight hoppers and a sorter all in one product. The compact design makes is easier for manufacturers to incorporate. Banknote recycling is increasing in importance in the global gaming business and the Bill-to-Bill is already well established in a number of different markets with its unique benefits such as a multi-note escrow and large note recycling capacity. SUZOHAPP also offers complete solutions for
operators, such as Comestero change machines and SCAN COIN back-office coin and note sorters. ICE attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the Dual Coin Pro and Easy Pro change machines and the SC-8220 banknote sorter. Significant focus will also be placed on the new SCAN COIN ICX Active-9 coin sorter. Through years of research, development, testing and industry trials, the ICX Active-9 is engineered to be the best at delivering what any coin sorter should – accuracy and consistency. The ICX Active-9 is a brand new mid-range Coin Sorter which has 9 coin outlets and a reject outlet, with a count speed of 2,700 coins per minute. New to the SUZOHAPP product range are the Nanoptix printers, as the global distribution agreement formally begins on 1st January 2018. The Paycheck NextGen is the ideal ticket printer for the gaming market.
60 JANUARY 2018
UZOHAPP will be showcasing the most complete array of solutions alongside components and spare parts at the upcoming ICE event at London’s ExCel. SUZOHAPP can be found at stand #
Display technology is a focus for SUZOHAPP and there will be a wide selection on the stand. As long-serving partner for ELO, visitors can look forward to seeing the latest ELO solutions for touchscreen technology that includes Open Frame, Desktop Monitors and IDS. SUZOHAPP will be showing its own range of monitors as well under the VisionPRO brand. A vast selection of toppers will be
displayed, including the top-selling SH1950 LCD Video Topper. SUZOHAPP offers a great variety of pushbuttons as well. The highlight here is the PKT (Picture Key Technology) that is the leading- edge technology in tactile controls, combining SUZOHAPP’s key capabilities in push buttons, displays and RGB LED design to create an innovative all-in-one solution. They are fiber optic glass pushbuttons that present any graphic content from a display underneath the surface, with the tactile feel of mechanical pushbuttons. Further examples of components on
display include AudioPRO speakers, locks, Newland barcode scanners and switches.
“The ICE will give us the opportunity
to show yet again that we always put our customers first”, explains Goran Sovilj, Vice President of Sales Gaming EMEA. “Our strength not only lies in the fact that we are the largest supplier to the industry of cash handling solutions, components and spares. Our enduring strength is that we constantly look to bring added value to our customers by providing the best solutions possible at extremely competitive prices. We are committed to perpetual Research & Development and that explains why we can offer so many solutions ‘made by SUZOHAPP’. Please come and see us at ICE and let us find the right solutions for you”.
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