Iris 5
IRIS infrared, ultraviolet and 3D examining equipment can be used for examining of valuables and banknotes in range of ultraviolet to infrared.
About Iris 5...
The Q-Net Iris Triple 5 is an advanced and versatile banknote processing solution designed to meet the diverse needs of financial institutions and cash-intensive businesses. With its innovative technology, the Iris Triple 5 offers unparalleled efficiency, accuracy, and security in banknote handling.
Equipped with multiple features such as high-speed counting, counterfeit detection, and serial number recognition, this cutting-edge device ensures reliable and precise processing of banknotes. Its user-friendly interface and customizable settings make it easy to integrate into existing workflows, while its robust construction ensures durability and longevity.
Whether used for cash sorting, authentication, or bundling, the Q-Net Iris Triple 5 sets a new standard in banknote processing efficiency and reliability.
Features
Why Choose the Iris Triple 5?
With its cutting-edge features and unmatched performance, the Q-Net Iris Triple 5 stands as the ultimate banknote processing solution. Say goodbye to manual counting errors and counterfeit concerns, and hello to streamlined efficiency and peace of mind. Trust in the Iris Triple 5 to elevate your cash handling processes to new heights.
The procedure starts with the m-pack automatic banknote pressing machine. The operator places the banknote bundle into the pressing clamps, then by pressing the two “press” buttons at the same time (for safety reasons), the motor-driven pressing begins, and the bundle is compressed. After placing the bag onto the squeezed bundle and pressing the push button, a motor-driven blade pushes the bundle into the bag.
After this step, the operator places the bag containing the bundle into the v-pack packaging machine, covers the lid, and the sealed banknote block is completed automatically.
Specifications
- Dimensions: 172 mm | Width: 340 mm | Depth: 300 mm
- Power Requirement: ~230V/50Hz