Abstract: This invention features a product preferably intended for use on the self-service and safekeeping markets. It refers to a device that enables testing and checking the strength of springs (21), condition and functioning of the curtain (17), the insertion lock (19), visual identification and setup of the cassettes (6), all done automatically and sequentially for a cassette 6 of a banking Automated Teller Machine (ATM). The equipment includes sensors for measurement of springs (21), a camera (20) and a 7? display/screen (5) for viewing the curtain (17), menu viewing display and a touchscreen (2) for easier operation.

Abstract: The invention relates to a new manual cash cassette trolley (1), which is driven manually by the employee/security guard, said manual trolley (1) having a formal structure that greatly facilitates the displacement of the cash cassette, overcoming obstacles that usually cause inconvenience and demand physical strength and attention from the user who handles the cassette container boxes; said manual cash cassette trolley (1) having stoppers (7), spindles (4) on the internal faces of the extensions (6) and a smaller caster (5a) on each of its external faces; among the larger casters (5) positioned inferiorly and the smaller casters (5a) positioned centrally or intermediately, the other portion (2a) of said structure is positioned horizontally and orthogonal to the main vertical portion (2), which is “U” shaped and receives bilateral plates (8); the horizontal portion (2a) of the structure also receives bilateral tubular elements (9) in the form of right triangles; and the external and shorter section (10) of sai

Abstract: This invention features a product preferably intended for use on the self-service and safekeeping markets. It refers to a device that enables testing and checking the strength of springs (21), condition and functioning of the curtain (17), the insertion lock (19), visual identification and setup of the cassettes (6), all done automatically and sequentially for a cassette 6 of a banking Automated Teller Machine (ATM). The equipment includes sensors for measurement of springs (21), a camera (20) and a 7? display/screen (5) for viewing the curtain (17), menu viewing display and a touchscreen (2) for easier operation.

Abstract: The invention relates to a new manual cash cassette trolley (1), which is driven manually by the employee/security guard, said manual trolley (1) having a formal structure that greatly facilitates the displacement of the cash cassette, overcoming obstacles that usually cause inconvenience and demand physical strength and attention from the user who handles the cassette container boxes; said manual cash cassette trolley (1) having stoppers (7), spindles (4) on the internal faces of the extensions (6) and a smaller caster (5a) on each of its external faces; among the larger casters (5) positioned inferiorly and the smaller casters (5a) positioned centrally or intermediately, the other portion (2a) of said structure is positioned horizontally and orthogonal to the main vertical portion (2), which is “U” shaped and receives bilateral plates (8); the horizontal portion (2a) of the structure also receives bilateral tubular elements (9) in the form of right triangles; and the external and shorter section (10) of sai

Abstract: “DEVICE FOR ANCHORING AND PROTECTING SELF-SERVICE TERMINALS AND VAULTS IN GENERAL”, developed for application on self-service bank terminals (ATMs), as well as cash dispensing equipment, ATM recyclers, recycler vaults and general vaults, as defense against frequent theft in which the equipment is fully displaced using backhoe loaders, said device basically comprising a box (2) and a vertical and central lower column (3), four bearings (6), each including a strap (7) and, below said box (2), a laminate support panel (21), partially vented and including vertical setting screws (5) for height adjustment; in addition, pins (14) driven by springs (16) are provided, said pins (14) being released when the self-service terminal (ATM) is lifted at least 3 mm from the ground, releasing said equipment anchoring plate (15) and, consequently, causing said ATM to drop down inside the metallic box (2) and providing, therefore, increased defense against criminal raids using backhoe loaders, even on sandy soils, with said dev

Abstract: “DEVICE FOR ANCHORING AND PROTECTING SELF-SERVICE TERMINALS AND VAULTS IN GENERAL”, developed for application on self-service bank terminals (ATMs), as well as cash dispensing equipment, ATM recyclers, recycler vaults and general vaults, as defense against frequent theft in which the equipment is fully displaced using backhoe loaders, said device basically comprising a box (2) and a vertical and central lower column (3), four bearings (6), each including a strap (7) and, below said box (2), a laminate support panel (21), partially vented and including vertical setting screws (5) for height adjustment; in addition, pins (14) driven by springs (16) are provided, said pins (14) being released when the self-service terminal (ATM) is lifted at least 3 mm from the ground, releasing said equipment anchoring plate (15) and, consequently, causing said ATM to drop down inside the metallic box (2) and providing, therefore, increased defense against criminal raids using backhoe loaders, even on sandy soils, with said dev

Abstract: A system for triggering bank equipment bill destruction devices and methodology for triggering bank equipment bill destruction devices. The system increases security of Automated Teller Machine (ATM) and cash dispenser bank equipment by innovating a trigger rail which is a separate unit directly mounted to the cassette assembly of the bank equipment and is fixed through ignition nozzles which are attached and inserted in openings provided on a structure of the cassettes. The methodology comprises using pyrotechnic means to trigger the bill destruction devices placed inside the cassettes of a bank equipment unit.

Abstract: “SYSTEM FOR TRIGGERING BANK EQUIPMENT BILL DESTRUCTION DEVICES AND METHODOLOGY FOR TRIGGERING BANK EQUIPMENT BILL DESTRUCTION DEVICES”, the system provided aiming at increasing security of ATM and cash dispenser bank equipment (EB), and innovates in its main component, the trigger rail (3), which is a separate unit directly mounted to the cassette assembly (1) of the bank equipment (EB); the trigger rail (3) is fixed through the ignition nozzles (4) which are attached and inserted in the openings (5) provided on the structure (6) of the cassettes (1); the trigger rail (3) includes “baits” (8) in the form of openings (9) provided on the front side (10) of the trigger rail (3), said openings (9) are established in accordance with the angled flaps (11) that drive the sparks (F) towards the openings (9) and, therefrom, to the spark sensor (12) which, in turn, triggers the ignition nozzles (4) generating the respective flames (C) that will trigger the incineration mechanism (2); the spark sensors (12) are connecte