Cash box Eagle 8878M black — money cassette for bills and coins

The Eagle 8878M black cash box is a compact money cassette designed for secure storage and transport of banknotes and coins. Its lockable design and durable construction provide organized cash handling for retail environments, small businesses, events and mobile sales. The cassette format allows quick insertion into tills or secure compartments and keeps cash separated and accessible for float management and cash collection tasks.

Advantages

The cash box features a lock mechanism to prevent unauthorized access and a compact footprint that fits most countertop and portable point-of-sale setups. Its internal layout separates banknotes and coins for orderly storage and quick counting. The black finish resists visible wear and integrates with standard retail equipment. The cassette is lightweight for easy transport while remaining sturdy enough for repeated daily use.

Suitable for

• Retail cash tills and POS terminals
• Small business cash management and float storage
• Market stalls, events and mobile sales
• Temporary cash collection and change handling

Key specifications

• Color: black
• Type: lockable cash cassette for bills and coins
• Construction: compact, portable design suitable for countertop use
• Internal layout: separate compartments for banknotes and coin storage
• Intended use: currency storage, transport and float management

How to use

Insert banknotes into the designated note compartments and place coins into the coin section to keep denominations organized. Close and lock the cassette when transporting or storing to secure contents. When used in a till, slide the cassette into the compatible compartment or place it on the counter for quick access. For counting or reconciling, unlock and remove the cassette to access organized stacks and coin compartments.

Usage recommendations

Use the lock consistently when the cassette is unattended and store it in a secure location outside business hours. Regularly reconcile contents to detect discrepancies early, and avoid overfilling compartments to maintain orderly retrieval and reliable locking.