Clasificador de monedas WEDO 160 758037 gris claro 26,8x16,5x3,5 cm

WEDO Coin Counting Board 160 is a compact tray designed for manual sorting and counting of coins. Finished in light grey and sized 26.8 x 16.5 x 3.5 cm, the board provides individual channels to separate different denominations and keep loose change organized. The shallow, molded slots reduce handling time and make it easier to form stacks or groups of coins for quick tallying in retail, office cash desks, markets or domestic use.

Advantages

The coin counting board is lightweight and portable, allowing transport between points of sale or workspaces. Its molded channels keep coins aligned for rapid visual counting and reduce spillage compared with loose coins in containers. The smooth plastic surface is simple to clean and resists everyday wear from frequent handling. The compact footprint fits on counters and in drawers, supporting tidy cash management without occupying much space.

Suitable for

• Retail checkout and small shops
• Office cash desks and petty cash control
• Market stalls and pop‑up sales
• Home use for household coin sorting and savings jars

Key specifications

• External dimensions: 26.8 x 16.5 x 3.5 cm
• Color: light grey
• Design: multiple molded channels for separate coin denominations
• Material: rigid, easy-to-clean plastic
• Weight: low, suitable for handheld transport

How to use

Place the board on a flat surface and pour a mixed batch of coins at the top edge; guide coins into the appropriate channels according to denomination. Use the channel walls to align coins into neat rows and count visually or by stacking predefined group sizes. When finished, sweep grouped coins into a coin roll, bag or cash drawer. Clean the surface with a damp cloth and mild detergent if needed and store the board flat to avoid deformation.

Recommendations

For efficient counting, sort coins by denomination before placing them on the board and work one channel at a time. Avoid exposing the board to strong solvents or high heat, and keep away from sharp objects to preserve the molded channels.