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WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FRONT- AAD BACK-LOADING MACHINES

Update time : 2019-12-20 15:29:54

In both systems, the hopper where you place banknotes to be counted is located on top of the machine. The difference is that in a front-loader, you place the stack of bills horizontally (flat); in a back-loader, you place the stack vertically (on its side). This difference is also what lets you keep adding bills to the stack as a front-loading machine runs, which can increase your processing speed if you have a lot of bills to count.

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