Cash Handling

These thermal till rolls from Olympia are a straightforward, practical consumable for cash registers and electronic point of sale printers. The 80x72mm format is one of the most widely used sizes in commercial hospitality environments, and the thermal coating means no ink ribbon is required — the paper reacts directly to the print head's heat to produce a clear, legible receipt.

For a busy front-of-house operation, having a reliable stock of compatible till rolls on hand avoids the minor but disruptive problem of running out mid-service. Supplied in a pack of 20, the quantity suits most small to medium operations looking to maintain a sensible working stock without over-ordering.

• Thermal paper — no ink or ribbon required
• 80x72mm format compatible with a wide range of EPOS and cash register systems
• Pack of 20 rolls for practical stock management
• Produces clear, legible receipts consistently

Before ordering in bulk, it is worth confirming the roll dimensions against your specific till or printer model — while 80x72mm is a common standard, printer manufacturers occasionally specify slight variations in core diameter or roll width tolerance. If you are unsure which specification your system requires, we are happy to help you confirm compatibility.

The SAM4S NR-510R is a standalone electronic cash register designed for counter service, bar and table-service environments. It handles product lookups across a large PLU library, supports multiple cashiers working simultaneously, and includes table management functionality that makes it a practical choice for restaurants and pubs where split billing is a regular requirement.

In a busy service environment, the NR-510R's Interrupt and Overlap function allows more than one cashier to operate concurrently without conflicting transactions — useful during peak periods when counter queues build quickly. The 12 direct sales keys allow frequently ordered items or open-price lines to be entered with a single press, which keeps the till queue moving without requiring cashiers to navigate through menus mid-service. The built-in thermal printer produces clean, fast receipts without the ongoing cost and fuss of ink ribbons.

From an operational standpoint, the table management feature is particularly well suited to food-led venues. Staff can maintain running totals per table and produce itemised bills at the close of service — including splitting costs between covers — without manual recalculation. Key practical advantages include:

• Multi-cashier concurrent operation reduces bottlenecks at the counter
• 12 direct sales keys for rapid entry of best-selling or open-price items
• Table management with itemised billing and bill-split capability
• Thermal printing — no ink ribbons, fast receipt output
• Compatible with barcode scanners for retail or counter-service settings

The NR-510R runs from a standard 230V supply and requires no specialist installation beyond a suitable counter position with access to a power socket. At 11.5kg it is a stable, desk-mounted unit rather than a portable device, so counter space and cable routing are worth considering at the planning stage. It is not a cloud-connected or networked EPOS system — if you need centralised reporting across multiple tills or integration with kitchen display systems, a networked EPOS solution would be a more appropriate fit.

This register is well suited to independent restaurants, cafés, pubs, bars and small hospitality venues looking for a reliable, self-contained till with practical service features. It sits comfortably in single-till or small multi-till environments. For higher-volume or multi-site operations requiring full EPOS integration, a more capable system would likely serve better.

If you are weighing up whether this register is the right match for your service setup, our team is happy to talk through the options with you before you commit.

These are standard thermal till rolls from Olympia, supplied in a pack of 20 and sized at 57mm wide — one of the most common formats used in cash registers and electronic point of sale receipt printers across hospitality and catering environments.

Thermal paper uses a heat-sensitive coating rather than ink, meaning the printer head transfers print directly onto the roll with no ribbon or cartridge required. This keeps consumable costs straightforward and reduces the number of components that need managing across a busy site.

For front-of-house and till points in cafés, restaurants, pubs, and similar operations, having an adequate stock of compatible rolls on hand avoids interruptions at the point of payment — particularly useful during peak service periods when till downtime has a direct impact on throughput. The 57mm width suits a wide range of EPOS hardware, though it is worth checking your printer's specification before ordering to confirm roll diameter compatibility alongside the paper width.

If you are unsure whether these rolls are the right fit for your till or EPOS system, our team are happy to help you confirm compatibility before you order.

The SAM4S NR-520 is a standalone electronic cash register built for commercial hospitality and catering environments. It uses a built-in thermal printer to produce customer receipts and an ongoing sales journal, replacing the need for a separate receipt printer and giving operators a continuous transaction record without additional hardware.

In a busy service environment, the NR-520's Interrupt and Overlap functionality allows more than one cashier to work through transactions on the same till simultaneously. This is particularly useful at peak periods in bars, cafés, and quick-service restaurants where queue management matters. The thermal print mechanism handles continuous operation without the consumable costs associated with impact printers, and the 6,000 PLU capacity gives enough room for a substantial menu or product range without needing to compress or group items unnecessarily.

From a practical standpoint, the register offers a few operational advantages worth noting:

• Table management functionality allows itemised bills to be produced per table, useful when guests wish to split a bill
• The ongoing journal record simplifies end-of-day reconciliation and audit
• Compatible with barcode scanners, which suits retail catering or deli counter environments
• Multi-cashier operation reduces bottlenecks during busy service periods

Setup is straightforward — the unit runs on a standard 230V supply and requires no specialist installation. It sits comfortably on a counter and, at 11.5kg, is stable enough for daily commercial use without being difficult to reposition if needed. It is worth confirming your menu or product structure in advance so the PLU layout can be programmed efficiently from the outset.

The NR-520 is well suited to small-to-medium hospitality businesses — cafés, pubs, restaurants, and catering counters — where a reliable, self-contained till is preferable to a full EPOS setup. Operators running larger, multi-terminal operations or requiring integrated stock management may find a more comprehensive EPOS solution better suited to their needs.

If you're weighing up whether this register fits your service model, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

These thermal till rolls are a standard 80x80mm format, compatible with the majority of commercial till systems and receipt printers used in catering and hospitality environments. Sold in a pack of 20, they are a practical stock item for any front-of-house operation that processes regular card or cash transactions.

Thermal paper rolls produce receipts and order dockets without ink or ribbons, which keeps consumable costs low and reduces the risk of print failure mid-service. The 80x80mm size is one of the most widely used formats across hospitality till systems, though it is worth confirming your printer's core size and roll diameter requirements before ordering in bulk.

• Standard 80x80mm format compatible with most hospitality till printers
• Thermal printing requires no ink or ribbon cartridges
• Pack of 20 rolls suited to regular restocking cycles
• Consistent paper quality for reliable receipt and docket output

If you are unsure whether this roll size is correct for your till system, or if you process high transaction volumes and need to assess how frequently you will need to reorder, the team is happy to help you work that out.

These are replacement ink rollers for Avery Dennison pricing guns, sold in packs of five. They are a straightforward consumable — when the ink in a pricing gun begins to fade or dry out, the roller is swapped and labelling continues without interruption.

In a working kitchen, deli counter, or food retail environment, clear and legible price labels matter. Faded or patchy print creates confusion at the point of sale and can raise compliance concerns where date or price labelling is required. Keeping a small stock of spare rollers means that degraded print quality is dealt with immediately rather than worked around.

A few practical points worth noting:

• Compatible with Avery Dennison pricing guns — confirm compatibility with your specific gun model before ordering
• Quick to swap out, requiring no tools
• Pack of five provides a useful working stock for busy sites
• Lightweight and easy to store alongside label rolls

These rollers are suited to any operation using an Avery Dennison pricing gun for day-to-day labelling — whether that is a food retail counter, a catering prep area, or a stockroom. For sites running multiple pricing guns or high labelling volumes, buying in slightly larger quantities tends to be more practical than ordering reactively.

If you are unsure which roller suits your particular gun, or you need guidance on compatible label rolls, the team is happy to point you in the right direction.

These are standard thermal till rolls from Olympia, sized at 57mm wide and supplied in packs of 20. They are compatible with a wide range of cash registers and electronic point-of-sale receipt printers commonly used in catering operations, from café counters to pub tills and quick-service outlets.

Thermal rolls use a heat-sensitive coating rather than ink, which means the printer produces a receipt without a ribbon or cartridge. This keeps consumable costs low and reduces the chance of print head blockages during a busy service. The rolls are straightforward to load and produce clean, legible receipts.

For most front-of-house setups, a pack of 20 represents a reasonable stock level — enough to cover a period of normal trading without taking up significant storage space. Sites with higher transaction volumes, such as busy takeaways or festival catering operations, may find it practical to hold more stock or look at larger pack quantities.

If you are unsure whether this roll size is compatible with your existing till or EPOS printer, or if you need advice on quantities for your operation, the team are happy to help before you order.

These are standard non-thermal till rolls in the common 40 x 57mm format, supplied in packs of ten. Non-thermal rolls use a plain paper construction and require a printer with an ink ribbon rather than a heat-sensitive mechanism — an important distinction when ordering, as thermal and non-thermal rolls are not interchangeable.

For busy front-of-house environments, having a reliable stock of the correct roll format avoids the kind of small disruption that slows down service at the till. Keeping a few packs to hand is straightforward housekeeping for any operation running a compatible cash register.

• Non-thermal paper — suitable for ribbon-based point-of-sale printers
• 40 x 57mm format, widely used across many mid-range cash register models
• Supplied in a pack of ten rolls, practical for ongoing stock management
• Plain paper construction, no coating or chemical treatment

It is worth confirming your till model accepts non-thermal rolls before ordering — if you are unsure whether your machine uses thermal or ribbon-based paper, feel free to get in touch and we can help you identify the right roll for your setup.

The Zzap CS20 is an automatic coin counter and sorter designed for GBP denominations. Load a mixed batch of coins into the hopper and the machine separates each denomination simultaneously, counting as it goes and producing a total per denomination as well as an overall value. It removes the need for manual coin sorting and counting at end-of-shift or during cash-up.

At 220 coins per minute, the CS20 handles a typical till drawer's worth of coin quickly and without the errors that come with hand-counting at the end of a busy service. For catering operations that take a reasonable volume of cash — cafés, pubs, canteens, staff restaurants — it brings a practical improvement to cash reconciliation without requiring dedicated cash-handling staff.

The practical advantages for day-to-day operations include:

• Separates all GBP denominations in a single pass
• Provides a denomination-by-denomination count alongside the total
• Reduces end-of-shift cash-up time noticeably
• Minimises counting errors during reconciliation
• Straightforward to operate with minimal training required

As a medium-duty machine, the CS20 is well suited to single-site operations with one or two tills. Sites processing very high volumes of cash across multiple tills or requiring continuous operation throughout the day may find a heavier-duty model more appropriate for the workload.

If you're unsure whether the CS20 fits your cash-handling volume or workflow, the team is happy to talk it through.

The ZZap CS80 is a dedicated GBP coin counter and sorter designed for operations that handle significant volumes of cash on a regular basis. It accepts a mixed load of coins, sorts them by denomination into separate trays, and rejects foreign, counterfeit, or damaged coins automatically. The counted total and per-denomination breakdown are displayed on a large LCD screen, and an integrated thermal printer allows results to be printed at the point of counting.

In a busy hospitality or catering environment — where end-of-day cash reconciliation needs to be fast and accurate — the CS80 performs consistently without requiring operator attention during the count. The batch counting function lets staff set a target quantity, which simplifies cash-up and banking preparation. Previous counting results can be saved and reviewed, which is useful when reconciling across multiple tills or shifts.

• Sorts mixed denomination GBP coins into individual trays automatically
• Rejects foreign, counterfeit, and damaged coins into a separate tray
• Displays total value and per-denomination breakdown on LCD
• Batch counting mode with result save and recall function
• Integrated thermal printer produces a hard copy of counting results

The CS80 uses a rail-based sorting mechanism and alloy sensor to maintain counting accuracy under repeated use. The hopper and tray capacities are sized for high-volume loads, so interruptions mid-count are unlikely in most practical situations. It is worth noting that this machine is calibrated for GBP only and is not suitable for mixed-currency operations.

This unit is well suited to pubs, restaurants, hotels, and catering businesses that handle moderate to high volumes of cash daily and want to reduce the time spent on manual cash reconciliation. For very high-volume sites such as large venues or multi-till operations with extremely heavy cash turnover, it may be worth discussing whether a higher-capacity model would better suit the workload.

If you're unsure whether the CS80 fits your cash-handling setup, we're happy to talk it through.

The ZZap NC30 is a mid-range banknote counter designed for environments that process moderate to high volumes of cash on a regular basis. It counts notes at speed, checks each one for counterfeits using a five-point detection system, and includes batch and sort functions to help operators prepare cash drawers and bank deposits more efficiently.

In practice, the NC30 suits operations where cash handling is a daily routine rather than an occasional task — busy hospitality venues, catering outlets, and back-office cash rooms where speed and accuracy both matter. The top-loading hopper makes feeding notes straightforward, and the batch counting function reduces the manual effort involved in preparing float bags or reconciling end-of-day takings.

Key operational benefits include:

• Fast note counting reduces the time spent on cash reconciliation
• Five-fold counterfeit detection catches suspect notes before they enter the float
• Sort function identifies rogue denominations within a mixed stack
• Batch counting simplifies preparation of bank deposits and cash drawers
• Top-loading hopper accommodates higher-volume counting sessions with less reloading

The NC30 is rated for medium-duty use, which is worth bearing in mind for very high-volume sites — operations processing large cash volumes across multiple sittings may find a heavier-duty model better suited to their throughput. For most single-site catering and hospitality businesses with standard daily cash volumes, it performs reliably within its class.

If you are unsure whether the NC30 matches your cash-handling volume or whether a different specification would serve you better, the team is happy to talk it through.

The SAM4S ER-180US is a standalone electronic cash register designed for straightforward point-of-sale use in smaller catering and retail environments. It combines a built-in thermal printer with a practical PLU-based product lookup system, allowing operators to record transactions, print receipts, and manage a basic product list without the need for a full EPOS setup.

In day-to-day use, this type of register suits lower-volume service points well — café counters, small delis, kiosks, pop-up catering operations, or secondary tills where a full EPOS terminal would be disproportionate. The thermal printer keeps consumable costs low and avoids the maintenance demands of ink-ribbon alternatives. It is not designed for high-throughput environments where speed of service and stock integration are critical.

Practical advantages for operators include:

• Thermal receipt printing with no ink cartridges or ribbons to replace
• PLU product lookup supports a structured product list for faster transaction entry
• Wide voltage compatibility suits a range of UK and international supply situations
• Compact footprint suits tight counter space
• Simple setup with minimal technical configuration required

Installation is straightforward — the unit is mains-powered with a standard plug and requires no specialist connection. It is worth confirming counter space and drawer clearance before positioning, particularly in compact service areas. There are no water, gas, or ventilation requirements.

The ER-180US is best suited to independent operators, small cafés, market stalls, or secondary service points that need a reliable, no-frills cash handling solution without the complexity or cost of a full EPOS system. For businesses with larger product ranges, multiple operators, or reporting requirements, a more capable system would be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether this register fits your operation or want to discuss cash handling options more broadly, the team is happy to help you work through it.

The ZZap NC20i is a compact, medium-duty banknote counter designed for businesses that handle moderate volumes of cash on a daily basis. It counts notes at pace while simultaneously checking each one for signs of counterfeiting, making it a practical tool for end-of-day cash reconciliation, till preparation, and bank deposit counting.

In a busy hospitality or catering environment, where cash handling happens under time pressure at the end of service, the NC20i earns its place by combining speed with accuracy. The five-point counterfeit detection system checks each note as it passes through, reducing the risk of accepting fraudulent currency without slowing down the count. The batch function allows operators to pre-set a specific note count, which is useful when preparing floats or sorting cash into deposit bundles.

The practical benefits for day-to-day cash handling include:

• Fast counting reduces the time staff spend on end-of-shift cash reconciliation
• Adjustable counterfeit detection sensitivity to suit your currency mix
• Batch counting simplifies float preparation and bank deposit sorting
• Suitable for all major world currencies, not just sterling
• Compact footprint takes up minimal space on an office desk or back-office counter

The NC20i requires a standard mains power supply and a stable flat surface. It is designed for office or back-of-house use rather than front-of-house environments. As a medium-duty machine, it is best suited to moderate daily volumes — businesses processing very high cash volumes across multiple tills may find a heavier-duty model with greater throughput capacity more appropriate.

It is well suited to independent restaurants, cafés, pubs, and catering operations that handle cash regularly but do not require a high-volume counting solution. For sites with very light occasional use, a simpler model may represent better value; for high-turnover venues counting large quantities daily, it is worth discussing whether a more robust unit would be a better long-term fit.

If you are unsure whether the NC20i matches your cash-handling volume or workflow, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The SAM4S ER-180UL is a straightforward, entry-level electronic cash register designed for hospitality and food service operations that need reliable till functionality without the complexity of a full EPOS system. It handles basic transaction processing, stores a substantial number of product look-ups, and prints receipts via a built-in thermal printer — keeping consumable costs low and receipt output clean and legible.

In a working environment, this type of register suits lower to moderate transaction volumes well. It is commonly found in small cafés, sandwich bars, kiosks, small restaurants, and similar operations where the priority is straightforward, dependable cash handling rather than advanced stock management or reporting. The thermal print mechanism is practical for front-of-house use — there are no ink ribbons to replace, and receipt printing is quiet and reasonably quick.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are simplicity and low running cost. Staff can be trained on it quickly, and the absence of a complex interface reduces errors during busy service periods. Key practical points to consider include:

• Thermal printer reduces ongoing consumable costs versus ink-ribbon alternatives
• Straightforward PLU programming supports basic menu or product categorisation
• Compact footprint suits limited counter space
• Standard mains power supply with no specialist installation requirements
• Suitable for single-till operations without network or EPOS integration

Installation is uncomplicated — the unit runs from a standard mains socket and requires no specialist setup. It is worth confirming that your counter layout can accommodate a cash drawer connection if required, as drawer compatibility should be checked against your existing or intended hardware.

This register is best suited to sole traders, small independent operators, or anyone setting up a new site on a modest budget who needs a functional till from day one. If your operation involves higher transaction volumes, multiple product lines, or a need for detailed sales reporting, a more capable EPOS-based solution would likely serve you better in the long run.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your setup, or want to talk through what your operation actually needs from a till, we are happy to help you think it through before you commit.

The ZZap NC50 is a mixed denomination banknote counter designed for businesses that need to count, sort, and value cash quickly and accurately. Rather than simply counting notes at speed, it recognises and totals mixed denominations across multiple currencies, giving operators a complete picture of their float or takings without manual sorting beforehand.

In a busy hospitality or retail environment, end-of-day cash reconciliation can be time-consuming and error-prone when done by hand. The NC50 is built for high-volume counting and handles this work reliably under regular daily use. The top-loading hopper allows additional notes to be fed in while the machine is still running, which helps maintain throughput when processing large floats or bulk cash drops without stopping the cycle mid-count.

From an operational standpoint, the NC50 offers several practical advantages for cash-handling workflows:

• Mixed denomination value counting removes the need to pre-sort notes before counting
• Batch and add functions support organised cash management across multiple tills or drops
• Eight-fold counterfeit detection provides a reasonable level of confidence in note authenticity
• USB currency update port allows newly issued banknotes to be supported without replacing the unit
• Compact enough to sit on a back-office desk without taking up significant workspace

The NC50 requires a standard mains socket and no specialist installation. It is suited to back-office or cashier environments in pubs, restaurants, hotels, takeaways, and similar sites where daily cash handling is part of the operation. For very high-volume sites processing large quantities of mixed cash across multiple sessions daily, it is worth considering whether a heavier-duty model with a larger hopper capacity would better suit the workload.

If you are unsure whether this counter matches your cash-handling volume or currency requirements, the team is happy to talk it through before you commit to a purchase.

The ZZap D50i is a compact, battery-powered banknote counter designed for operators who need accurate, fast cash handling without being tied to a fixed power point. Unlike mains-only counters, the built-in rechargeable battery means it can be used at a till station, back office, or anywhere else on site — a practical advantage in busy hospitality and catering environments where flexibility matters.

At 250 banknotes per minute, it handles end-of-service cash reconciliation quickly and reliably. It supports up to 8 currencies out of the box, with the option to download additional currencies or software updates via the USB and SD card ports — useful for venues that regularly handle foreign currency or operate across different markets.

The 7-fold counterfeit detection gives operators confidence that notes are being checked thoroughly rather than simply counted. Batch, add, and sort functions help organise cash by denomination, and results can be viewed, saved, and printed via a connected PC — which simplifies cash-up records and reduces manual errors.

• Counts and values notes across multiple currencies in a single session
• Rechargeable battery removes the need for a fixed power supply
• Counterfeit detection helps protect against fraudulent notes during busy service
• PC connectivity allows counting results to be saved and printed for records
• Expandable currency support via USB and SD card ports

This unit is well suited to smaller operations — cafés, bars, restaurants, and event catering — where a lightweight, portable counter is more practical than a full desktop cash management system. For higher-volume sites processing large note quantities across multiple tills, a heavier-duty counter with greater hopper capacity may be a better fit.

If you're unsure whether the D50i is the right match for your cash-handling setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The ZZap D40 is a compact banknote verification device designed for commercial environments where cash is handled regularly. It checks each note against multiple detection methods simultaneously, returning a result in under half a second — fast enough to keep queues moving without slowing down your till operation.

In busy service environments such as pubs, restaurants, takeaways, and café counters, the speed and reliability of note checking matters. The D40 is built for exactly this kind of routine, high-frequency use. It recognises the currency and denomination of each note automatically and can accumulate a running total across a batch, which is useful when cashing up or processing floats at the start of a shift.

From an operational standpoint, the D40 offers several practical advantages:

• Seven-point detection reduces the risk of accepting a fraudulent note
• Automatic denomination recognition removes the need for manual input
• Batch counting function supports end-of-shift cash reconciliation
• Compact footprint suits counter installations where space is limited
• Covers two currencies, useful for sites near tourist areas or transport hubs

There are no complex installation requirements — the D40 is a plug-in desktop device suited to any till area or back-office cash desk. It is worth confirming which currencies are supported against your operational requirements before purchasing, particularly if you handle currency beyond the two included.

The D40 is well suited to small and medium-sized hospitality and retail businesses handling moderate cash volumes. For higher-volume cash-handling environments or sites requiring multi-currency support, a more advanced model may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the D40 is the right fit for your operation, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The SAM4S NR-510F is a standalone electronic cash register designed for front-of-house use in hospitality and catering environments. It combines a programmable flat keyboard with a built-in thermal printer, allowing operators to handle transactions quickly without relying on a full EPOS system. With support for up to 6,000 PLUs, it can accommodate a broad product range from a straightforward café menu through to a more extensive bar or restaurant offering.

In day-to-day service, the flat keyboard layout supports fast key entry during busy periods, and the thermal printer produces receipts without the ongoing cost and maintenance of ink ribbons. The large cash drawer provides adequate room for standard UK note and coin denominations, keeping the till area organised during high-turnover service.

Practical operational advantages include:

• Programmable keyboard speeds up order entry and reduces operator errors
• Thermal printing eliminates ribbon replacements and reduces consumable costs
• Large PLU capacity suits varied or frequently updated menus
• Compact enough for counter use without dominating the service area
• Straightforward to programme, with no specialist IT support required

Installation is straightforward — the unit runs from a standard 220–240V mains socket and requires no data cabling or network connection unless integrated with wider systems. It is a self-contained unit, so there are no ventilation or drainage requirements to consider. Counter space and socket proximity are the main practical considerations before placing it.

The NR-510F is well suited to smaller hospitality operations — cafés, pubs, bars, small restaurants, and fast food outlets — where a reliable, standalone till is preferable to a full EPOS setup. For sites processing very high transaction volumes across multiple tills, a networked EPOS solution may offer better reporting and management capability.

If you are unsure whether this model fits your operation or want to talk through your requirements before committing, the team is happy to help.

The ZZap MS40 is a mixed-denomination money counting scale designed to handle coins and banknotes in any condition — loose, bagged, rolled, or bundled. Rather than sorting currency by hand, operators place cash on the platform and the scale calculates the total value automatically. It can also be used to count non-cash items by weight, making it more versatile than a single-purpose note counter.

In a busy catering environment, end-of-shift till reconciliation is one of those tasks that quietly consumes more time than it should. The MS40 is built to reduce that burden, processing a full cash drawer in under two minutes. For sites running multiple tills or high cash volumes across a service period, that time saving compounds quickly.

• Counts coins and banknotes whether loose, bagged, rolled, or bundled
• Handles non-cash items by weight for added versatility
• Reference numbers can tag count reports to specific tills or cashiers
• Count data saved to internal memory or exported to a PC
• Clear LCD display with a straightforward operating interface

From a practical standpoint, setup is straightforward and the interface requires minimal training. The ability to tag reports with till or cashier reference numbers is useful for operators who need a clear audit trail across multiple points of sale. Data export to a PC supports back-office reconciliation without manual re-entry.

The MS40 is well suited to restaurants, cafés, pubs, and catering operations with moderate to high daily cash takings. It works equally well as a front-of-house counting tool or as part of a back-office cash management routine. For very high-volume operations processing large quantities of mixed coinage across several tills simultaneously, it is worth discussing whether a higher-capacity solution would better fit the workflow.

If you are unsure whether the MS40 fits your cash handling setup, our team is happy to talk it through with you.

The Phoenix Cash Deposit Drop Safe is a front-loading cashier deposit safe designed for continuous, 24-hour cash management. It allows staff to deposit cash takings securely without requiring access to the main compartment, which makes it a practical choice for operations where cash handling needs to be controlled and auditable across shifts.

In a catering or hospitality setting, this type of safe is commonly positioned at a till point, back-of-house office, or manager's station. The drop deposit mechanism means cashiers can secure takings at the end of each service period without a supervisor needing to be present to open the safe, which supports both security and operational flow during busy periods.

• Front-loading drop slot allows staff deposits without full safe access
• Suitable for 24-hour cash management across multiple shifts
• Compact footprint suits back-of-house offices and till areas
• Graphite grey finish suits professional environments
• Solid construction provides reliable day-to-day cash security

Before purchasing, it is worth considering where the safe will be anchored, as floor or wall fixing is important for any cash deposit safe to be effective. Access to the main compartment will typically require a key or combination, so key management procedures should be established at the outset.

This safe is well suited to small to medium catering businesses, café operators, pub and bar environments, and any site where cash is handled regularly across shifts. For higher-volume or higher-value cash operations, a larger-capacity or higher-security-rated model may be more appropriate.

If you are unsure whether this model suits your specific setup or security requirements, our team is happy to talk it through with you before you commit.

The ZZap MS10 is a compact coin counting scale designed to count loose coins, bagged coins and coin rolls by weight. Rather than counting each coin individually, the scale uses a weight-based method to produce a fast, reliable total — considerably quicker than counting by hand and less prone to human error.

In a catering environment, end-of-day cash reconciliation is a routine but time-consuming task. The MS10 helps operators move through till counts and coin bag checks more efficiently, reducing the time staff spend on cash administration at the close of a shift. The backlit display keeps results easy to read in low-light back-office conditions, and results can be exported to a PC or printed, which supports record-keeping and reporting.

Practical advantages for daily cash handling include:

• Counts loose coins, coin bags and coin rolls in a single operation
• Add function allows multiple batches to be totalled without manual calculation
• Battery operation provides flexibility where mains access is limited
• PC connectivity and print output support audit trails and reconciliation records

The MS10 is a light-duty unit suited to smaller operations — a single-site café, pub, or small restaurant where daily cash volumes are modest. It is not intended for high-throughput cash offices or venues processing large coin volumes across multiple tills. For busier sites with greater daily cash handling demands, a heavier-duty model with a higher capacity platform may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the MS10 is the right fit for your cash handling setup, or you would like guidance on what else to consider alongside it, the team is happy to talk it through with you.

The ZZap MS40+ is a portable money counting scale designed to handle mixed cash — loose coins, bagged coins, rolled coins, bundled banknotes, and loose notes — without requiring manual sorting beforehand. It works by weight rather than mechanical counting, which means it processes cash quietly and quickly regardless of how it has been stored during service.

In a busy catering environment, end-of-shift cash reconciliation can eat into staff time that is better spent elsewhere. The MS40+ is designed to reduce that burden, allowing a full till drawer to be counted in a short time and with minimal handling. The built-in rechargeable battery means it does not need to be used at a fixed point — it can be brought to the till, taken to a back office, or used wherever the count needs to happen.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical advantages are:

• Counts coins and banknotes in multiple formats without pre-sorting
• Reference numbers allow count reports to be tagged to individual tills or cashiers
• Count data can be saved to internal memory or exported to a PC for record-keeping
• Rechargeable battery removes the need for a fixed power source during counts
• Simple LCD interface keeps training time to a minimum

It is worth noting that the MS40+ works on a weight-based counting method, so accuracy depends on coins being in good condition and not mixed with foreign currency of similar weight. It is well suited to single-site operations and smaller groups where a straightforward, portable counting solution is needed. Higher-volume or multi-site operations processing large cash floats regularly may want to consider a more heavy-duty counting machine instead.

If you are unsure whether the MS40+ fits your cash handling setup, we are happy to talk it through.

The Phoenix SS0991KD is a compact note deposit safe designed to sit beneath a counter or service point, allowing staff to deposit cash from the till without being able to retrieve it. This type of drop-safe arrangement is a practical way to limit the amount of cash held in an open till at any one time, reducing exposure at the point of sale.

In commercial environments — retail, hospitality, or front-of-house — controlling access to cash at the till is an ongoing operational consideration. The SS0991KD addresses this by separating the deposit function from the retrieval function. Staff can feed notes through without having access to the accumulated contents, which remain secured until the unit is unlocked and taken to a cash office or back-of-house area for counting and reconciliation.

Practical operational advantages include:

• Restricts till-level cash access to authorised personnel only
• Portable design allows the safe to be moved securely to the cash office
• Undercounter footprint keeps the deposit point discreet at the service area
• Straightforward key-lock operation requires no staff training
• Compact size suits tight counter installations and kiosk environments

Installation is straightforward — the unit sits beneath a counter and does not require any fixed connection, though it can be secured in position if preferred. Its portability is a considered feature, allowing it to travel with the cash rather than requiring cash to be transported loose.

The SS0991KD is well suited to smaller hospitality and retail operations looking for a simple, reliable cash-control measure at the point of sale. For higher-volume sites handling larger cash quantities across multiple tills, a higher-capacity model may be more appropriate.

If you are assessing how best to manage cash security across your operation, we are happy to talk through the options before you commit to a particular solution.

The Phoenix 1K is a front-loading cashier day deposit safe designed for secure cash management at the point of sale. The drop-slot mechanism allows staff to deposit cash directly from a till drawer without needing to open the main compartment, which means till operators can secure takings quickly during service without supervisor access being required every time.

This type of safe is commonly used in hospitality environments — hotel receptions, bars, restaurants, and quick-service operations — where cash needs to be removed from the till and secured regularly throughout the day. The under-counter format keeps it out of sight and within easy reach of the till position, which helps maintain a clean and secure cash-handling workflow without disrupting front-of-house operations.

Practical considerations worth noting:

• Designed for under-counter installation — confirm available depth and clearance before fitting
• Front-loading drop slot allows cashier deposits without opening the safe body
• Suitable for daily cash management rather than long-term high-value storage
• Compact footprint works well in tight till areas and servery counters
• Silver finish is unobtrusive in most front-of-house or back-office settings

This model is well suited to smaller hospitality operations or individual till points where a straightforward, reliable day-safe is needed. For higher-volume sites managing larger cash floats or requiring greater security ratings, a heavier-duty model with enhanced locking may be more appropriate.

If you're unsure whether this capacity and security level is right for your operation, we're happy to talk it through.

These are standard 57 x 30mm thermal paper rolls designed for use in PDQ card payment terminals. The 57mm width and 30mm core diameter is one of the most common roll formats used in hospitality and retail, making these a practical consumable for operators who want a reliable supply of receipt paper without having to source from multiple suppliers.

Thermal paper produces printed receipts through heat rather than ink, which means no ribbons to replace and consistent print quality for the life of the roll. The paper stock is produced to a standard that supports clear, legible text — useful in busy service environments where receipts need to be read quickly at the till or presented to customers without ambiguity.

Supplied in a pack of 20 rolls, this pack size suits smaller operations or those running a single terminal. Operators with multiple PDQ machines or higher transaction volumes may find it worth considering a larger case quantity to reduce the frequency of reordering.

Before ordering, it is worth confirming that your terminal accepts 57 x 30mm rolls — some machines use a 40mm or 57mm core diameter, and using the wrong size will prevent the roll from fitting correctly. If you are unsure of the correct specification for your terminal, our team is happy to help you check.

These are standard 57 x 39mm thermal paper rolls designed for use in PDQ card payment terminals. Supplied in packs of 20, they produce clear, legible receipts and are a straightforward consumable for any front-of-house or bar operation that processes card payments.

Each roll is printed with a red warning stripe towards the end, which gives staff advance notice that the roll needs changing. In a busy service environment this small detail matters — it means a roll change can be handled at a convenient moment rather than mid-transaction, avoiding delays at the till or payment point.

Buying in a pack of 20 reduces how often you need to reorder and keeps a working stock on hand without taking up significant storage space. These rolls are a practical fit for restaurants, cafés, bars, hotels, and any similar venue running a card terminal at the point of sale.

If you are unsure whether these rolls are compatible with your specific PDQ terminal model, or if you need rolls in a different format, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.

These are standard 57 x 57mm thermal till rolls from Olympia, sold in a pack of 20. BPA-free paper, suitable for use in a wide range of common EPOS and cash register systems found in catering and hospitality environments.

Thermal till rolls are a consumable that most front-of-house operations go through regularly, and having a reliable supply of the right size on hand avoids the disruption of running out mid-service. The 57 x 57mm format is one of the most widely used sizes across catering tills, so it is worth confirming your machine's roll specification before ordering to ensure a correct fit.

These rolls are confirmed compatible with a broad range of Casio, Sam4s, and Sharp till models, as well as a number of Olympia's own cash register range. If you are unsure whether this roll suits your specific machine, it is worth checking your till's user manual or getting in touch with us — we are happy to help you confirm the right specification.

The ZZap S1 is a compact banknote deposit safe designed for point of sale environments where cash needs to be removed from the till quickly and stored securely. Excess notes are dropped through a slot in the top, held in place by a simple handle mechanism, and held within a double-layer hardened steel body. There are no electronic components or plastic parts, which keeps the unit straightforward to operate and reliable over time.

In busy hospitality and retail settings, the ability to clear high-value notes from an open till without interrupting service is a practical advantage. Staff can deposit notes in seconds, while access to the storage compartment itself is restricted to management via a separate keyed lock. The two-lock system — one for securing the safe to the counter, one for accessing the cash compartment — means day-to-day staff interaction is limited to deposits only.

From an operational standpoint, the key practical points are:

• Under-counter mounting keeps the safe out of sight and close to the register
• Dual-lock system separates staff deposit access from management cash retrieval
• No electronics means no battery changes, no error codes, and no failure points
• Four keys included — two per lock — allowing spares to be held securely off-site
• Installation takes only a few minutes using the enclosed screws

The S1 mounts beneath a countertop using the supplied fixings, so a solid countertop surface and a few minutes are all that is required to get it in place. There are no power or data connections needed.

This safe is well suited to cafés, restaurants, bars, takeaways, and smaller retail settings where managing till cash levels during busy periods is a daily concern. For higher-volume operations handling larger quantities of mixed denominations across multiple tills, a higher-capacity model may be worth considering.

If you are unsure whether the S1 is the right fit for your setup, we are happy to talk through your cash handling requirements.