Wincor Nixdorf International Gmbh

Andreas Geesmeier

Richard Düsterhus

Dirk Langhuber

Peter Heimann

Hans-Guenter Voss

Ralf Welter

Hans-Günter Voß

A cash box () has a holding area () bordered by a bottom unit () for holding a stack of currency bills. The bottom unit () has at least one belt (), on which the currency bills accommodated in the holding area () stand on their edges. Furthermore, at least one belt support () is adjustable between a first position and a second position. The belt support () in the second position raises the belt () in the direction of the holding area () relative to the first position.

Cash box having an adjustable belt support

The invention relates to a cash box () comprising a receiving area () for receiving a value note stack and a first opening () for manually feeding and removing notes of value, which first opening is closable by a cover (). On the cover (), a height limiter () for adjusting the height of the receiving area () is provided, this height limiter () comprising at least one finger () which, at least when the cover () is closed, projects into a recess () of a retaining element ().

Cash box with a height limiter engaging with the retaining element

The invention relates to a cash box comprising a receiving area for receiving a value note stack and a bottom unit delimiting the receiving area towards a box bottom. Further, a retaining element is provided which, in a retaining position, retains the notes of value received in the receiving area in said receiving area. Between the retaining element and the bottom unit a gap is formed. The cash box has at least one blocking element which, at least when the closing unit is closed, closes the gap at least so far that no note of value can slip into the gap.

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Bad Wuennenberg, Germany

Andreas Geesmeier