Lightweight, portable unit that folds down into a compact case. Great for route sales or multiple locations. Ribao's CS-10 coin counter is an economical yet powerful solution to high volume coin counting designed for portable applications. Includes 4 coin tube attachments The machine comes with tube sets for quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies, the coins can drop inside the appropriate crimped coin wrap while it is counting. Selectable thickness and diameter settings Can be used for tokens and foreign coins by selecting your own thickness and diameter according to your token and coins. The coins are selected according to their diameter and thickness, and the settings can be changed using two buttons. The coins with smaller diameters can be found during the sort by elimination, by using these machines. Specifications Counting Speed: 1,800 coins per minute Sorting Speed: not applicable Hopper Capacity: 1,500 coins Maximum Duty Rating (daily): 7,000 coins per day Countable Coin Thickness: 0.8mm - 3.8mm Countable Coin Dimension: 14mm - 34mm Dimensions (standard): 9.1 inches W x 12.6 inches L x 6.7 inches H Dimensions (metric): 230 (W) x 320 (L) x 170 (H) mm Maximum Counting Display: 9999999 Weight: 18.7 pounds (8.5kgs) CE approved Power: 110-120 VAC, 60Hz, 40W

Ribao CS-10 Coin Counter

  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. Do the coins need to be sorted before counting?
   The CS-10 is primarily a counter, and does not sort; however, you can still conduct 'waterfall' or 'off-sort' sorting. 
     (Step 1) The method would be to set/program the CS-10 to count the largest coin, quarters, for instance.  
     (Step 2) You load a batch of mixed coins into the CS-10 which then counts the quarters while depositing the quarters into the bank bag.  All the other coins land in the off-sort (side) tray or bag. 
     (Step 3) Replace the quarter bag with the next size down (e.g. nickel). 
     (Step 4) Repeat Steps 1-3 using the reject tray or bag for loading, until all denominations are completed.
   The end result will be a coin bag for each denomination along with a count obtained from each round of counting.