SORTINO
Clear product specifications, practical comparisons and enquiries based on your requirements.
SORTINO brings banknote counting and sorting equipment information together in a bilingual catalog. You can review product descriptions, technical specifications and applications before requesting advice or a quotation. The current catalog includes models from Hitachi and Seetech. Each product identifies its manufacturer and model so that comparisons refer to a specific machine.
Technical specifications cover counting speeds, pockets, input capacity, sensors and dimensions. Some features depend on the configuration or options ordered. Confirm that the proposed configuration meets your requirements before choosing a machine.
Piece counting determines the number of notes. Value counting, authentication and fitness sorting require different capabilities. Include your daily volume, currencies and operating conditions when asking about suitable models.
Add the products you want to compare to the enquiry basket. Price, availability, supply terms and service scope need to be confirmed in the response to your request. A catalog listing alone does not confirm stock availability.
The service and support guides explain what to prepare for installation, training or troubleshooting enquiries. For documentation requests, specify the model and the file you need, such as a catalog, datasheet or operating manual.
A desktop fitness banknote sorter with value counting up to 1,300 notes/min, fitness sorting up to 1,200 notes/min, Dual CIS authentication and an independent reject pocket.
A professional three-stacker banknote sorter for value counting, authentication and fitness sorting in banks and cash centers.
A compact 1+1-pocket banknote counter and sorter with value counting, multi-sensor authentication and uninterrupted reject handling.
A compact Dual-CIS banknote sorter rated at 1,200 notes per minute for value counting, authentication and fitness sorting.
Include your task, daily banknote volume and shortlisted models in the contact form. Start by reviewing the descriptions and specifications in the catalog.
