A bander can speed up one task while the operator still waits at another. Before adding the MABAS I-BANDER, map how a counted bundle reaches the bander and where it goes next.

Separate the machine functions

I-BANDER combines banknote banding, inkjet printing on the band and automatic bundle ejection. Counting and authentication remain separate stages. Confirm the proposed connection with the exact counter or sorter; a general integration claim is not a substitute for a tested configuration.

Specify the information flow

Agree the branch, operator, date and transaction fields required on the band. Identify their source and decide how a rejected or reprocessed bundle will be recorded. A legible label must refer to the correct batch, not merely contain plausible information.

Test the whole workstation

Use representative bundles, approved tape and the intended collection position. Check closure, print readability, ejection and the operator’s reach. Measure a complete shift task, including replenishment and interruptions, rather than relying only on the machine’s cycle speed.

Review the I-BANDER configuration with MABAS using your current equipment list and workflow.