Professional EXTRALINK Banknote Counter - Perfect for Business and Finance Get to know the professional EXTRALINK banknote counter, which ensures reliable money counting in every situation. Thanks to advanced security functions and verification of banknote authenticity, it is an ideal solution for companies that need a quick and precise tool for counting cash. Built-in counterfeit detection systems and automatic verification technologies make using this machine safe and convenient, which increases work comfort and efficiency. Advanced Banknote Authenticity Verification The EXTRALINK counter uses various technologies such as UV (ultraviolet rays), MGF (ferromagnetic detection head), IRA (infrared ray checking) to effectively identify counterfeit banknotes. UV rays check the banknote paper and absorption layers, which minimizes the risk of accepting counterfeits. The MGF head detects special ferromagnetic properties, which allows for an even more accurate assessment of authenticity. These advanced technologies ensure complete security when counting cash. Built-in External Display - Comfort and Transparency The EXTRALINK counter kit includes an external display that allows you to conveniently track the counting results. Thanks to this, not only the operator, but also the customer can constantly monitor how many banknotes have been counted and what their value is. This is an ideal solution for customer service points that require transparency and convenience. This increases the credibility of operations and builds trust in relationships with customers. Automatic Banknote Separation System The EXTRALINK counter is equipped with a mechanical banknote separation system (SEP), which prevents errors related to counting double banknotes. The ECR system further eliminates the risk of counting two banknotes as one, ensuring maximum precision. Automatic mechanisms, such as IRB (banknote thickness control), effectively detect stuck or double banknotes, thanks to which the counter not only speeds up work, but also minimizes potential errors.