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 Bill Weight CountersMarch 11, 2005Dear Friends: Thanks for your interest in our information and opinion. I would like to point out the tremendous apprehension in the industry of currency counters using the weight-of-the-bill method to detect counterfeits. The cause of this stress is the tendency of many Central Banks to add more security features to their currency, of course, to try to stay ahead of the counterfeiters. The problem is that many of these extra security features alter the weight of a single bill, and they will be circulating at the same time with the old bills, thus creating a huge disparity for the many devices already in the hands of the users. For example, in the United States, the old bills and the new color denominations will be circulating at the same time for many years, but the proportion of them will be changing constantly until the old bills will almost disappear. In the case we are discussing, they have almost the same weight, but in the case of the next generation of Euros or other systems, the weight inevitably is not going to be the same. This situation will create an immense challenge to the British companies that market these kinds of devices. On top of multi-various variables that could affect an accurate reading, like automatic starting air conditioning units or even a slight breeze through an open window, this variable could frequently alter the result on these delicate sensors. We can forecast that all these new problems will result in sales of our stable rolling friction system given that it does not matter if there are bills with different weights. Your counting with AccuBANKER is going to be exactly every time. What a ‘peace of mind’! Kind regards, Rolando Gonzalez CEO |
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