Coin Machine Journal

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THE COIN MACHINE JOURNAL
December, 1948
Utterly Simple ... Proved for Efficiency ...
Your first glance at the Guardian Changer is only a foretaste of its
amazing simplicity. Try it. Drop a quarter or dime and make change
in a fractional second. Insert nickels, dimes and quarters through
the same opening. Coins separate and roll over a unique 3-way
Guardian switch. Changer mechanism is solenoid powered, spring
loaded, with double action slide that pays out nickels singly. Slide
engages only half-thickness of nickel to prevent jamming or over-
payment on thin or sticky coins. No moving parts to jam nickel. scav-
enger chute. A minimum of dependable blade switches are used.
Field tested for many months of successful operation. More dramatic
details of the Guardian Changer's superior features are yours for
the asking. Write for Circular "C" today.
2. The GUARDIAN
LIQUID LEVEL CONTROL
It's the popular Guardian unit used princi-
pally in carbonated beverage vendors to
maintain water levels in refrigerated storage
tanks. Complete construction and opera-
tional details, free. Write for Circular "LL".
NOTE : Removal of 3 screws rend_ers every part
of the Changer mechanism easily accessible.
4. The GUARDIAN VENDING CONTROL
and
ANTI -JACKPOT
Assembly
Another Guardian achievement-
this unit consists of two series 600
Relays. One relay with mechanical
latch prevents continuous vending.
Other relay starts ond controls the
normal vending cycle. Get complete
details. Write for Circular "AJ" .
3.
The
GUARDIAN MOTOR BRAKE
Again Guardian leads! Follow the motor brake action
of this unit and see how it stops the bottle delivery tray
exactly level. No overshooting. Reduces kinetic energy.
Write for Circular "MB".
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