Bill changers. Coins when your customers need them.

Single or dual hopper — what actually matters.

The right bill changer comes down to two things: how many bills you'll process per day, and whether you need coins, tokens, or both. Most laundromats run fine on a single-hopper quarter machine. High-volume or multi-format locations — arcades, car washes with multiple bays — almost always want dual.

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  Single hopperOne denomination output. Simpler, easier to service, lower cost. Right for most laundromats and small car washes.
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  Dual hopperTwo denominations simultaneously — quarters and tokens, or two coin sizes. Right for arcades and high-traffic multi-format sites.
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  Token outputArcades and car washes that want non-cash control use token-output models. Tokens are harder to counterfeit and easier to track.
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  Bill acceptance rangeIf your customers pay with $10s and $20s, make sure the validator goes that high. The AC2009 and above all accept up to $20.