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SAFESCAN 30
False Money Detector Pen
Set of 20 pens
Ever seen a pen that can instantly check whether a banknote is real? The Safescan 30 is the ideal portable partner for checking counterfeit money. The eye-catching colourful detection pen is a perfect way for checking all currencies quickly and easily, on every location.
If the created mark on the banknote changes colour, then you may conclude that the banknote is fake. If the mark fades and eventually disappears, then the banknote is genuine. The Safescan 30 can be used to test all banknotes and currencies.
If the created mark on the banknote changes colour, then you may conclude that the banknote is fake. If the mark fades and eventually disappears, then the banknote is genuine. The Safescan 30 can be used to test all banknotes and currencies.
Product Features
- Immediate verification
- Suitable for testing all currencies
- Size: 135 x 15 x 10 mm
- Weight: 9 gr
In the box
- Safescan 30
- Set of 20 false money detector pens
- Individually packed in blister
Product Comparison Table - Counterfeit detectors
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Detection | Manually | |||
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100% ECB tested | N/A | |||
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False banknote alarm | No | |||
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Currency | All | |||
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Detection method | Cotton fibers | |||
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Currency update possibility | N/A | |||
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Value counting | N/A | |||
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Suitable for | Banknotes | |||
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Portable usage | Yes | |||
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Rechargeable battery | No | |||
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Dimensions (mm) | 135x15x10 | |||
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Color | Blue | |||
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Weight (kg) | 0.09 | |||
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Warranty | N/A | |||
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CE approved | N/A | |||
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Packed per | 20 |
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£ 33,00 | ||||
Testimonials
Den Heijer is especially known as a supplier to the catering industry. The company has a an extensive fleet of cars, so that customers can be supplied quickly. But it also happens that people come to collect the products themselves. “And that is where Safescan enters the equation,’ says Auke. “There are many people who come to collect orders in the store. And of course these orders are paid for in cash. Occasionally, we had to accept some fishy banknotes, so to speak.
We knew that the UV-lights at the cash registers were outdated and we had already tested several new devices. Most of them were uneasy in use; banknotes could only be entered in one direction and they often had to be scanned several times to obtain a reliable result.”
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