With no moving parts, there are very little maintenance requirements on a frictionless cash counting machine. This means Cashmaster machines can be used in virtually any industry where cash counting is a requirement.

Another advantage of the weight based counting method is the ability to count coupons and vouchers, as well as coins and notes.

The user can effortlessly calibrate Cashmaster machines to calculate the weight of vouchers or coupons, providing a whole host of other functions. The end result is a machine that is extremely adaptable for any industry, enhancing time efficiency and ensuring greater accuracy at the till.

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How accurate are Cashmaster machines?
Cashmaster machines employ five independent techniques to ensure absolute accuracy when counting currency. The software was developed using data concerning the weights of 40 million used bills. A computer model of these bills was created to simulate billions of bills being counted on the machine. The result, after an extensive development exercise, allows Cashmaster to give a 100% assurance that, when employed correctly, their machines remain 100% accurate, even when bills are heavily worn or taped.

How long will the machine last?
All Cashmaster machines have no moving parts and will provide a long trouble free life well in excess of 35 million weighing cycles, typically equating to between 5 and 10 years.

How reliable are Cashmaster machines?
Reliability is exceptional. No moving parts means no maintenance. Unlike friction counting machines (mechanical coin counters and note counters), there is nothing to jam, clean or lubricate.

What about new coin and bill issues?
Cashmaster provide a simple firmware update, via an SD card, which installs in seconds.

What about torn and taped notes?
Cashmaster have designed several unique features, specific to their machines, which ensure that when a damaged/repaired note is encountered, the count remains accurate.