G&D BPS C2-2 Fitness Sorter 2+1 Pocket Banknote Processing Machine
The G&D BPS C2-2 tabletop fitness sorter processes up to 1,050 banknotes per minute across two output pockets by denomination, orientation, or fitness class. Advanced authentication sensors deliver maximum reliability for commercial banks, cash-in-transit companies, and retailers.Overview
The G&D BPS C2-2 Fitness Sorter is a next-generation tabletop banknote processing system engineered for outstanding performance in a compact footprint. With a throughput of 1,050 banknotes per minute, including serial number reading, it delivers exceptional productivity for commercial banks, retailers, cash-in-transit companies, and casinos. Two output compartments enable flexible sorting by denomination, orientation, or fitness, while best-in-class sensors provide maximum reliability for authentication and fitness detection.
Key Features
- Processes up to 1,050 banknotes per minute, including serial number reading
- Two output compartments for sorting by denomination, orientation, or fitness class
- Best-in-class sensors for authentication, fitness detection, and serial number capture
- Compact tabletop design with G&D future-oriented design language and engineering excellence
- Platform solution configurable for specific applications and operational requirements
- High variability makes it equally suitable for banks, retailers, and cash-in-transit operations
- Made in Germany to G&D quality standards for long-term reliability and investment value
Specifications
- Type: 2+1 Pocket Fitness Sorter
- Throughput: 1,050 banknotes per minute
- Output Pockets: 2 sorting + 1 reject
- Weight: 33 kg
- Dimensions: 508 x 328 x 389 mm (W x D x H)
- Color: White
- Country of Origin: Germany
- Brand: G&D (Giesecke and Devrient)
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae provides UAE and GCC financial institutions, banks, and large enterprises with specialist cash-handling equipment procurement. We offer competitive institutional pricing, efficient logistics, and dedicated support. Contact us to request a quote or discuss bulk order terms for the G&D BPS C2-2.
FAQ
What sorting criteria does the BPS C2-2 support?
The BPS C2-2 can sort banknotes by denomination, orientation, or fitness class across its two output pockets, providing flexible processing for diverse cash management needs.
Does the BPS C2-2 read serial numbers?
Yes. The BPS C2-2 achieves its rated throughput of 1,050 notes per minute even when reading serial numbers, ensuring both speed and detailed note tracking.
Is the BPS C2-2 suitable for multi-currency environments in the UAE and GCC?
Yes. The BPS C2-2 is a configurable platform solution designed to support multiple currency types — contact Procure.ae to confirm configuration options for your specific currency requirements.
Description
Overview
The G&D BPS C2-2 Fitness Sorter is a next-generation tabletop banknote processing system engineered for outstanding performance in a compact footprint. With a throughput of 1,050 banknotes per minute, including serial number reading, it delivers exceptional productivity for commercial banks, retailers, cash-in-transit companies, and casinos. Two output compartments enable flexible sorting by denomination, orientation, or fitness, while best-in-class sensors provide maximum reliability for authentication and fitness detection.
Key Features
- Processes up to 1,050 banknotes per minute, including serial number reading
- Two output compartments for sorting by denomination, orientation, or fitness class
- Best-in-class sensors for authentication, fitness detection, and serial number capture
- Compact tabletop design with G&D future-oriented design language and engineering excellence
- Platform solution configurable for specific applications and operational requirements
- High variability makes it equally suitable for banks, retailers, and cash-in-transit operations
- Made in Germany to G&D quality standards for long-term reliability and investment value
Specifications
- Type: 2+1 Pocket Fitness Sorter
- Throughput: 1,050 banknotes per minute
- Output Pockets: 2 sorting + 1 reject
- Weight: 33 kg
- Dimensions: 508 x 328 x 389 mm (W x D x H)
- Color: White
- Country of Origin: Germany
- Brand: G&D (Giesecke and Devrient)
Why buy from Procure.ae
Procure.ae provides UAE and GCC financial institutions, banks, and large enterprises with specialist cash-handling equipment procurement. We offer competitive institutional pricing, efficient logistics, and dedicated support. Contact us to request a quote or discuss bulk order terms for the G&D BPS C2-2.
FAQ
What sorting criteria does the BPS C2-2 support?
The BPS C2-2 can sort banknotes by denomination, orientation, or fitness class across its two output pockets, providing flexible processing for diverse cash management needs.
Does the BPS C2-2 read serial numbers?
Yes. The BPS C2-2 achieves its rated throughput of 1,050 notes per minute even when reading serial numbers, ensuring both speed and detailed note tracking.
Is the BPS C2-2 suitable for multi-currency environments in the UAE and GCC?
Yes. The BPS C2-2 is a configurable platform solution designed to support multiple currency types — contact Procure.ae to confirm configuration options for your specific currency requirements.
Specifications
Brand
G&D
Product Type
Banknote Fitness Sorter
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Weight (Spec)
33
Color (Spec)
White
Country of Origin
Germany
Dimensions (W x D x H)
20 × 12.9 × 15.3 in
Frequently Asked Questions
What is banknote fitness sorting and why do banks need it?
Fitness sorting classifies banknotes by condition, separating worn or damaged notes from circulation-ready currency. Central banks and cash centres use this to maintain currency quality standards and extend note lifespan.
How does 1,050 notes per minute throughput serve high-volume operations?
At over 1,000 notes per minute, the BPS C2-2 processes massive volumes efficiently, enabling commercial banks and cash centres to handle daily cash flows without operational bottlenecks.
What is the 2+1 pocket configuration used for?
The 2+1 pocket design typically routes notes into two primary output categories (such as fit and unfit banknotes) plus one reject pocket for counterfeits or unusable notes, enabling simultaneous sorting.
How does automatic denomination sorting improve cash centre efficiency?
Automatic sorting eliminates manual batching and bundling steps, reducing labour time and errors. Staff can focus on reconciliation and reporting while the machine sorts currency by face value.
Can the BPS C2-2 detect and separate worn or damaged banknotes?
Yes, the machine automatically identifies worn or damaged notes by fitness class and routes them to separate pockets, ensuring only quality currency remains in circulation.
Is this sorter suitable for cash-in-transit company operations?
Yes, cash-in-transit companies rely on fitness sorters like the BPS C2-2 to verify and categorize currency during collection and delivery, ensuring accuracy and compliance with banking standards.
What lead time applies to fitness sorter machines ordered via Procure.ae?
Lead times vary based on location and availability. Contact Procure.ae to confirm delivery schedules for your equipment order.
Will Procure.ae coordinate installation and testing for processing equipment?
Procure.ae can arrange installation and commissioning support. Contact them to discuss coordination of setup, testing, and staff training for the BPS C2-2.
What throughput speed does the C2-2 deliver?
The BPS C2-2 processes at 1,050 banknotes per minute, enabling rapid sorting of large cash volumes with consistent accuracy.
How many output pockets does the 2+1 configuration provide?
The 2+1 configuration includes two primary output pockets for categorized banknotes plus one reject pocket, totaling three output streams for simultaneous sorting.
What authentication and detection sensors are built into the C2-2?
The BPS C2-2 includes advanced sensors for denomination identification, fitness assessment, and counterfeit detection, ensuring reliable processing and fraud prevention.
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