MUNBYN IMC23 Mixed Denomination Money Counter with Thermal Printer

The IMC23 recognizes mixed denominations, calculates total value and denomination breakdowns, records bill quantities and serial numbers, and prints counting reports. Its two-pocket design also supports sorting and continuous handling of rejected or selected bills.

Accepted bills move to the main stacker while suspicious, worn, unrecognized, or selected bills can be diverted to the second pocket. The machine can continue counting instead of stopping every time it encounters an exception.

The printer can produce a record of the total value, total quantity, denomination breakdown, and bill serial-number information captured during the count. Printed records can support shift reconciliation, deposits, and audit documentation.

No. The integrated printer uses thermal printing, so it requires compatible thermal paper rather than ink or toner. Keep spare paper dry and away from excessive heat or sunlight to protect printed records.

The IMC23 supports mixed-denomination value counting for currencies such as USD, MXN, CAD, EUR, COP, LBP, and ILS, with more than 120 currencies available through upgrades. Confirm the installed currency package before use.

The IMC23 uses CIS imaging plus UV, magnetic, IR, and MT sensors within an 11-layer checking process. Bills routed to the second pocket should be manually inspected because machine detection supports, but does not replace, final verification.

The IMC23 supports mixed denomination, sorting, ADD, BATCH, ADD plus BATCH, and automatic or manual counting. Sorting settings can organize bills by denomination, face, orientation, currency, or version.

The IMC23 is designed for banks, retail back offices, casinos, currency exchanges, and cash-heavy businesses that want mixed-value counting, two-pocket exception handling, and printed records in one system.