Manufacturer of modular coin counting tills, coin trays and till inserts made of plastic, produced in Berlin since 1935
INKiESS Bargeldlogistik GmbH
Berlin · GermanyNew on Amplifa
About INKiESS
INKiESS Bargeldlogistik GmbH is a Berlin-based manufacturer of systems for counting, sorting, securing and managing cash. The company was founded in 1935 by Walter Kießling in Berlin-Neukölln and began with the production of coin counting tills and coin trays made of moulded Bakelite. The product range includes modular coin counting tills (REKORD and MiNiKORD series), individual coin trays, one-piece coin inserts such as MAXiCOiN and MiNiCOiN, till equipment, banknote compartments and sorting systems. Production is carried out by injection moulding using PS, SAN and ABS; deep drawing (vacuum forming) and polyurethane foaming are also used. Since 2021 the company has manufactured products by 3D printing (SLS and FDM) and, under the INKiESS 3D brand, offers contract manufacturing of parts to sample or specification for businesses. Customers include banks, retail, public authorities, the service sector, medical practices and manufacturers of point-of-sale systems; distribution is exclusively B2B and predominantly throughout Europe.
- Site
- Berlin
- Processes
- 3D printing (SLS, Selective Laser Sintering), 3D printing (FDM), Injection moulding, Deep drawing (vacuum forming), Polyurethane foaming, Compression moulding (production from moulded Bakelite, historical since 1935), 3D printing (SLS, FDM) for businesses – parts to sample or specification, Manufacture of solutions for country-specific currencies through interchangeable coin inserts
- Materials
- SAN, PS (Polystyrene), ABS, Polyurethane, Bakelite (historical), Recyclable plastic (recyclable), Polystyrene (PS), Polyurethane foaming
- Founded
- 1935
- Employees
- 9
- Industries
- Banks, Retail, Public authorities, Service sector, Healthcare (practices), Gastronomy/Retail (point-of-sale systems)
- 01
Injection moulding
- 02
Deep drawing (vacuum forming)
- 03
Polyurethane foaming
- 04
3D printing (SLS, FDM)
- 05
Assembly of modular systems
- 06
B2B distribution throughout Europe
Materials and Processes
Polystyrene (PS)
Used for one-piece coin inserts such as MAXiCOiN and MiNiCOiN as well as till housings.
SAN
Material of the REKORD individual coin trays for all eight euro coin denominations.
ABS
Used, among other things, for handles of coin counting tills.
Polyurethane
Processed by polyurethane foaming, one of the company's manufacturing processes.
Polyurethane foaming
Process for producing components with foamed polyurethane.
Deep drawing (vacuum forming)
Process used before the entry into injection moulding in the 1980s.
Injection moulding
Core process since the 1980s for plastic parts of the modular system.
3D printing SLS (Selective Laser Sintering)
Additive process for parts to sample or specification, in use since 2021.
3D printing FDM
Additive process, also with multicoloured plastics, for contract manufacturing and spare parts.
Bakelite (historical)
Moulded Bakelite was, from 1935, the material of the first coin counting tills and coin trays.
Locations
Berlin
DEHeadquarters, production, distribution
- Materials
- PS, SAN, ABS, polyurethane, 3D printing plastics
- SLS 3D printing system
- FDM 3D printing system
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3D printing (SLS, Selective Laser Sintering)Additive | – | – | – | – | Plastic |
| 3D printing (FDM)Additive | – | – | – | – | Plastic (multicoloured) |
| Additive | – | – | – | – | Plastic |
| Injection mouldingPlastics | – | – | – | – | PS, SAN, ABS |
| Deep drawing (vacuum forming)Plastics | – | – | – | – | Plastic |
| Polyurethane foamingPlastics | – | – | – | – | Polyurethane |
| Compression moulding (production from moulded Bakelite, historical since 1935)Plastics | – | – | – | – | Bakelite |
2 Anlagen & Maschinen
| Machine | Manufacturer / model | Quantity | Working area | Year built | Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SLS 3D printing system | – | – | – | – | Berlin (Buckower Damm 30) |
| FDM 3D printing system | – | – | – | – | Berlin (Buckower Damm 30) |
Additional services
Reference customers
History
- 1935
Founded by Walter Kießling in Berlin-Neukölln; start of production of coin counting tills and coin trays made of moulded Bakelite
- 1980
Entry into injection moulding technology, after deep drawing/vacuum forming and polyurethane foaming
- 2021
Start of manufacturing of the first products by 3D printing (SLS, FDM)
- 2025
Launch of INKiESS 3D as a 3D printing service for businesses, after 90 years of manufacturing in Berlin