Automatic Products 123 (MDB Board - 1 Candy Shelf)
Out of stock
- Black
- 6 shelves
- Coins 3 Tube
- Bills $1
- Credit Card Capable (Read Below*)
- DEX (Protocol)
- 5 wide snack machine
- MDB Multi price
- 30 to 40 selections
- 1 Candy Shelf
Description of Refurbished Automatic Products 123 Snack Vending Machine
The **Refurbished Automatic Products 123 Snack Vending Machine** is a pinnacle of reliability and practicality for vending services, known for its robust performance and user-friendly features. This machine integrates the **MasterVend™ Control System** and the **MasterMenu™ Operating System**, which together create an intuitive interface that allows operators to easily set up and configure product offerings.
Durability and Construction
Constructed from heavy-gauge steel, the Automatic Products 123 is built to withstand the rigors of frequent use in various environments. Its durability makes it an ideal investment for any location, ensuring longevity and reliability while minimizing maintenance needs. Many vendors regard this machine as the best snack vending machine ever made, and it’s easy to see why: it combines strength with design simplicity.
Versatile Snack Offerings
The Automatic Products 123 is designed to conveniently vend a wide assortment of snacks around the clock. It can accommodate up to **40 total product selections** including popular items such as chips, pastries, candies, and crackers. This versatility makes it particularly well-suited for medium to large indoor locations, including offices, break rooms, schools, and teachers' lounges. With its broad range of offerings, the machine ensures there is something for everyone at any time of day.
Modern Payment Solutions
In today’s fast-paced world, cashless transactions are becoming increasingly vital for customer convenience. The Automatic Products 123 is equipped with a rebuilt MDB coin acceptor and a rebuilt MDB dollar bill acceptor, allowing for traditional payment methods. Additionally, the machine provides modern upgrade options for cashless payments, enhancing operational efficiency and user experience. While the machine itself does not contain a credit card reader, its advanced electronics are compatible with various credit card readers available for separate purchase and installation.
Specifications and Features
- **Dimensions:** 72" H x 39" W x 35" D
- **Weight:** Approximately 720 lbs
- **Voltage:** 120VAC @ 3A
- **Lock Set:** Included for security
- **Indoor Use Only:** Approved for use exclusively in indoor environments
- **Multi-Pricing Capability:** Allows for flexible pricing strategies catering to different products
Installation of Credit Card Readers
While the Automatic Products 123 is ready to accept cashless payments through the appropriate installations, credit card readers must be purchased separately. Listed below are the recommended specialists for credit card reader installation:
1. **Jerry Cronk**
- Phone: (951) 288-8560
2. **Vincent Vasquez**
- Phone: (951) 201-6718
It is essential to note that costs associated with the installation of credit card readers will incur additional fees, which must be paid directly to the installation contractors. This setup is ideal for businesses seeking to enhance their vending machine offerings without compromising on payment flexibility.
Conclusion
The Refurbished Automatic Products 123 Snack Vending Machine stands as a testament to quality engineering and exceptional design tailored for the modern vending landscape. Its combination of durability, variety, and technological advantages positions it as a prime choice for any vending location. Whether you are outfitting a corporate office, a school, or a busy public space, investing in the Automatic Products 123 guarantees a dependable service that meets customer needs while maximizing vendor profitability.
With its extensive history of success and accolades, the Automatic Products 123 continues to be a smart investment for those looking to enhance their vending solutions.
Investing in a vending machine presents a unique opportunity for generating a secondary income stream. These machines can serve as an excellent source of residual income with minimal ongoing effort. Once your machine is placed in a high-traffic location, the primary responsibilities include stocking products and collecting revenue.
While some maintenance may be required from time to time—such as fixing a jammed dispenser or replacing a worn-out part—these issues are typically manageable and can often be resolved by a professional in your area at an affordable cost. For those who do not currently own a small business, finding the right location for your vending machine is crucial.
Vending Location Assistance from Vending World
At Vending World, we bring years of experience from operating vending routes, and we understand the nuances of this industry. A key factor to financial success with vending machines lies in selecting the right location. To assist you, we have compiled a list of vending machine locators and resources to help you identify prime spots for your machines.
We recommend focusing on busy areas such as schools, hospitals, office complexes, and entertainment venues where foot traffic is consistently high. Snack and soda machines are particularly popular due to the familiarity consumers have with these types of machines—placing them in ideal locations can transform them into profitable assets quickly.
Operating Your Vending Machine
Once you have secured your vending machine and chosen a suitable location, operating it becomes relatively straightforward. Here are a few helpful tips:
1. **Regular Stocking**: Ensure that your machine is always stocked with popular items. Routine checks allow you to monitor inventory levels and identify the most in-demand products.
2. **Payment Systems**: Familiarize yourself with the machine’s payment options. Many modern machines now accept cash, credit cards, and mobile payments, catering to a wider audience.
3. **Maintenance**: Schedule regular maintenance checks to keep your machine in optimal condition. Awareness of common issues, such as jams or glitches, can save time and prevent loss of revenue.
4. **Customer Service**: Keep a line of communication open with your customers. Display contact information prominently on the machine for reporting issues or suggesting new products.
5. **Marketing**: Consider promotional strategies to increase sales, such as seasonal item introductions or discounts for bulk purchases.
Conclusion
Owning and operating a vending machine is more than just an investment; it’s a pathway to achieving financial independence through passive income. At Vending World, we provide a comprehensive selection of refurbished machines and parts from leading manufacturers, backed by a limited warranty for peace of mind. With our extensive experience and resources, we’re here to support you every step of the way in your vending journey.
Explore our offerings today and take the first step toward building a profitable vending machine business!
The Financial Benefits of Owning a Vending Machine
Investing in a vending machine presents a unique opportunity for generating a secondary income stream. These machines can serve as an excellent source of residual income with minimal ongoing effort. Once your machine is placed in a high-traffic location, the primary responsibilities include stocking products and collecting revenue.
While some maintenance may be required from time to time—such as fixing a jammed dispenser or replacing a worn-out part—these issues are typically manageable and can often be resolved by a professional in your area at an affordable cost. For those who do not currently own a small business, finding the right location for your vending machine is crucial.
Vending Location Assistance from Vending World
At Vending World, we bring years of experience from operating vending routes, and we understand the nuances of this industry. A key factor to financial success with vending machines lies in selecting the right location. To assist you, we have compiled a list of vending machine locators and resources to help you identify prime spots for your machines.
We recommend focusing on busy areas such as schools, hospitals, office complexes, and entertainment venues where foot traffic is consistently high. Snack and soda machines are particularly popular due to the familiarity consumers have with these types of machines—placing them in ideal locations can transform them into profitable assets quickly.
Conclusion
Owning and operating a vending machine is more than just an investment; it’s a pathway to achieving financial independence through passive income. At Vending World, we provide a comprehensive selection of refurbished machines and parts from leading manufacturers, backed by a limited warranty for peace of mind. With our extensive experience and resources, we’re here to support you every step of the way in your vending journey.
Explore our offerings today and take the first step toward building a profitable vending machine business!
| Refurbished | Yes |
|---|---|
| SKU | A-S123BL1CV |
| Weight | 715.000000 |
| Manufacturer | Automatic Products |
| Capacity | 300 to 400 items |
| Size (H x W x D) | 72" H x 38" W x 35" D |
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Why Buy A Refurbished Machine?
Great Returns - Commercial Grade Machines - Affordability
New vs Refurbished
We used to sell new machines as well as reconditioned. We no longer sell new for the following reason: According to a recent survey of vending operators about 93 out of 100 potential vending accounts do not make enough revenue to warrant the cost of new equipment. New machines are great if you have high volume accounts, but most people do not have these accounts. Typical cost on new 'commercial grade' machines run as much as: Can drink $3400-$4800, Snack $3600-$4500, Cold food $7200-$8500, as you can see quite high compared to used or refurbished. Priced with mech and validator, typical options, vendor pricing, not including sales tax or shipping in some cases. Please remember 'anyone and everyone' can call their machines refurbished but what does that really mean? Please see our machine ratings page for what we actually do to our machines. Many of our competitors don't even 'clean or paint the inside' of the machines.
Start small and grow as you can afford it.Many people start in the vending business without much knowledge. This can hurt you financially if you are not careful. All of the machines that we sell are full size, commercial machines. There are many machines that are made that are small, countertop or mechanical coin acceptance. These machines are fine if you are a housewife looking to make a little extra money on the side. We used to sell those type of machines and no longer do. The main reason is that people who were serious about vending would out grow these type of machines in several months. There are two main problems with the small mechanical machines. One problem is the machine does not make change or take dollar bills. The second problem is that the machine will 'work you to death'. Most of these machines hold under 100 products and can only gross $40 to $50 at a time, if the entire machine empties out. This is only the gross, the profit is less than 1/2 of that amount. A full size commercial machine on the other hand usually holds 350 to 600 products and empties out at $250 to $500. Remember you spend the most time driving to the location so you might as well fill 500 products as soon as 50.
