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Best fit
Teller and compact back-office control
Use it where one output stream and a dedicated reject path are enough to keep suspect or off-rule notes away from the accepted batch.
BNE-S110 operating fit
Choose the compact sorter when the reject pocket protects teller flow.
The BNE-S110 is a 1+1-pocket desktop choice for teams that need authentication, fitness checks and serial-number reading without moving to a larger production sorter.
Acceptance checkpoint
Pilot with the banknotes, quality mix and rejection rules used at the target site.
02
Capacity test
Model the 1,000-note-per-minute duty cycle
Test real batch sizes, start-stop frequency and operator handling time. Published transport speed alone does not prove hourly throughput.
03
Choose another model when
Two simultaneous accepted outputs matter
Move to BNE-S210 when the workflow must separate two valid denominations or fitness grades while continuing to isolate rejects.
Turn the page into a testable decision.
Capture the workload, constraint and required evidence, then review the fit with an operations specialist.
