Sujyot Systems

A Currency Note Bundling Machine is a device used for sorting, counting, and bundling banknotes into preset amounts for ease of handling, storage, and transport. These machines are commonly used in banks, cash centers, and by cash management companies to automate the process of organizing large volumes of currency.

Here’s how a typical bundling machine works:

1. Counting and Sorting: The machine first counts the number of banknotes and sorts them by denomination (e.g., $5, $10, $20 bills). It checks for authenticity using sensors, and can also detect damaged or counterfeit bills.

2. Bundling: After counting and sorting, the machine groups the notes into predefined bundles (e.g., 100 bills per bundle). It then uses a banding mechanism (often a rubber band or paper strap) to hold the bundle together.

3. Discharge: The finished bundles are neatly stacked or placed into a storage container for easy access.

4. Additional Features: Some advanced machines include features like:

   • Mixing: Can combine different denominations into a single bundle.