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 The Cambist coin dispenser is an efficient and easy to use coin handling system on board your bus, train or tram. You simply sort the received coins into their tubes and then give correct change with the tip of your thumb. Customized parts With samples of your currency's coins we build the coin dispenser in accordance with your desired combination, with up to eight different coin tubes. Our standard tubes are 7 cm, but the dispenser can also be built with 10,5 cm tubes, which will allow the dispenser to hold more coins per tube. The parts are manufactured in tools adjusted to coin thickness and diameter, to secure a dependable and flawless function year after year. The parts are made out of nickel-plated steel, ABS-plastic and transparent CAB-plastic. Thanks to the fact that the dispenser is built by separate units, in the event of a coin reform (new coins added or old coins replaced/discontinued), for example a 5 tube dispenser can be rebuilt to 4, 6 or 7 tubes. Or, still be a 5 tube but with one tube rebuilt or replaced to fit the new coin. All parts in the dispenser are offered separately as spare parts and we also offer complete single tube units for easy replacement. And, since the dispenser is fairly low tech, the rebuilding/repairs can be made by your company mechanics. If you can repair and maintain a bus, you can for sure rebuild a Cambist dispenser. Part of a fare collection system The dispenser is part of a fare collection system. It can be used separately or in combination with our coin tables or bags. Together with a coin table, the dispenser makes a quick, safe and easy to operate fare collection system onboard your bus or tram. The dispenser also comes standard with hooks on the back so that it can be easily attached to our conductors bag and make a great mobile fare collection system for conductors onboard trains, ferries etc. In your service for decades We are proud to offer a product that over and over proves it's durability and long life. We now and then get batches of dispensers sent to us for overhaul. Recently, a Swedish bus company sent us a larger number of dispensers that we could, judging from parts and details, date as more than 18 years old. After replacing one or two parts and giving them a good clean, they are back in service performing like new for another decade, at least. |
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 Coin-adjusted parts  Coin units taking shape 
Assembly of a seven-unit dispenser Four-tube standard high dispenser, seven-tube extra high dispenser and an exchangeable coin unit.  Table 98135 with coin guide and a six-tube dispenser |
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