Modular parking ticket dispenser

DDM Hopt and Schuler, a specialist in ticket systems, switches, and contactless card readers, has unveiled a new modular parking ticket dispenser. It features three major components: a feeder module, a processing module and a parking module can be combined as needed.

March 29, 2022

The company says it has developed its ticket issuing mechanism so that it can be adapted to the three scenarios of entry, payment, and exit. This helps reduce project costs. In case of malfunction, the important areas are easily accessible and wear parts can be replaced without the use of tools if necessary.

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