October Spooky Specials - Royal Vendors 660 (Coke Wavefront)


*Does not include a Credit Card reader, credit card capable only means the electronics in the machine is new enough to accept a credit card reader. Credit card readers are available at button shown above. Credit Card Reader Installation Specialists are listed below, please contact them directly if you need this reader installed in your machine prior to shipping. These are independent contractors and an additional cost will incur (paid directly to them) for credit card reader installation.
Vincent Vasquez (951) 201-6718
Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront Vending Machine
The Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront Vending Machine is a full-size commercial beverage vending machine built for locations that need large product capacity, flexible drink options, and a familiar Coca-Cola appearance. This refurbished Royal 660 combines a large cabinet with 12 product columns, 12 selections, multi-price vending, coin acceptance, $1 bill acceptance, DEX protocol, and credit-card capability.
The machine is listed with capacity for 660+ 12 oz cans or 300+ 20 oz bottles. Actual capacity can vary based on the beverage size, package shape, and machine configuration. The product listing also identifies compatibility with several common beverage formats, including 12 oz cans, 16 oz cans, 16.9 oz bottles, and 20 oz bottles.
The exterior uses Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics. This gives the machine a recognizable look that can fit many commercial beverage locations. It can be used in offices, factories, warehouses, laundromats, apartment communities, schools, recreation areas, break rooms, waiting areas, and other locations where customers need convenient access to cold beverages.
Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront Product Highlights
- Manufacturer: Royal Vendors
- Model: Royal Vendors 660
- Configuration: Coke Bottle Wavefront
- Condition: Refurbished
- Selections: 12
- Columns: 12
- Capacity: 660+ 12 oz cans
- Bottle Capacity: 300+ 20 oz bottles
- Payment: Coins and $1 bills
- Pricing: Multi-price capable
- Data: DEX protocol
- Cashless Ready: Credit-card capable
- Credit Card Reader: Not included with the base machine
- Height: Approximately 72 inches
- Width: Approximately 37.5 inches
- Depth: Approximately 34.5 inches
- Listed Weight: Approximately 640 pounds
- SKU: C660WBF-V
Large-Capacity Beverage Vending
One of the main reasons operators choose a full-size beverage machine is product capacity. The Royal Vendors 660 provides a large storage area for packaged drinks. Vending World lists the machine with capacity for more than 660 12 oz cans or more than 300 20 oz bottles.
A large capacity can be useful when a vending location has steady beverage demand. More product space gives an operator room to carry a broader drink selection. It can also provide more room for popular products that sell faster than others.
The exact number of beverages the machine can hold depends on the products being stocked. Can diameter, bottle shape, package height, product configuration, and column setup can affect the final capacity. Operators should use the listed capacities as general specifications rather than assuming every beverage configuration will hold the same quantity.
660+ 12 oz Can Capacity
The Royal Vendors 660 is listed with capacity for 660+ 12 oz cans. This makes it a useful format for operators who want a large cold drink machine with substantial storage space.
Traditional 12 oz cans remain common in beverage vending. They are easy to recognize, easy to stock, and available in many beverage categories. Depending on the needs of the location, an operator can use the columns for different soft drinks, water, energy drinks, sports drinks, teas, or other compatible canned beverages.
A high-capacity can configuration can be especially useful at busy locations. Instead of using a smaller machine with limited storage, operators can use the available columns to build a larger beverage inventory.
300+ 20 oz Bottle Capacity
The Royal 660 is also listed with capacity for 300+ 20 oz bottles. This gives operators another configuration when larger single-serve bottles are more suitable for the location.
Twenty-ounce bottles are common in many beverage programs. They are easy for customers to carry and can work well in offices, schools, recreation areas, workplaces, and other locations where customers want a larger drink.
When switching from cans to bottles, operators should confirm the product setup and make sure the selected beverages are compatible with the machine. Product packaging can vary between brands and product lines.
Flexible Beverage Sizes
The Royal Vendors 660 is designed to provide flexibility for beverage vending. The Vending World listing identifies compatibility with multiple beverage sizes, including 12 oz cans, 16 oz cans, 16.9 oz bottles, and 20 oz bottles.
This flexibility can help operators build a product mix around the needs of a specific location. A workplace may require a mix of soft drinks and bottled water. A recreation center may have demand for sports drinks and larger bottles. A laundromat may need a combination of popular canned and bottled beverages.
The goal is to use the available columns in a way that matches customer demand. Operators can give more space to products that sell quickly and reserve smaller amounts of space for products that sell more slowly.
Coke Bottle Wavefront Graphics
The Coke Bottle Wavefront configuration gives this Royal Vendors 660 a recognizable beverage-vending appearance. Coca-Cola graphics can help customers quickly identify the machine as a cold drink vending machine.
Visual presentation matters in vending. A machine is often placed in a location where customers are walking past several other signs, products, or services. A clear beverage-focused design can help the machine stand out in the environment.
The Coke Bottle Wavefront design can work well in commercial spaces that want a branded beverage presentation. The machine can be positioned in a break room, employee area, lobby, customer waiting area, recreation center, or other suitable location.
12 Selections and 12 Columns
The Royal Vendors 660 is listed with 12 selections and 12 columns. This gives operators room to build a varied beverage lineup.
Product selection is an important part of vending management. A machine does not need to carry the same products at every location. The best product mix depends on the customers who use the machine and the beverages they purchase most often.
With 12 columns, an operator can divide the machine among several beverage categories. For example, the selection plan could include:
- Regular soft drinks
- Diet soft drinks
- Zero-sugar beverages
- Bottled water
- Sports drinks
- Energy drinks
- Iced tea
- Flavored beverages
- Popular regional beverages
- Large-format bottled drinks
- Additional space for high-selling products
- Test selections for new products
This is only an example. Operators should choose products based on actual customer demand, local availability, pricing, and product compatibility.
Multi-Price Vending
The Royal Vendors 660 supports multi-price vending. This feature allows different selections to have different selling prices.
Multi-price operation is useful when the machine carries beverages with different costs. A bottled water product may have one price, while an energy drink or larger beverage may have another. Operators can use different prices to match their product costs and vending strategy.
Having multiple price points also gives an operator more freedom when building a product lineup. Instead of treating every beverage as the same item, each selection can be priced according to the product being sold.
Operators should review their local market, product costs, service expenses, and location requirements when setting vending prices. Prices should also be reviewed from time to time as product costs change.
Coin Acceptance
The Royal Vendors 660 is listed as accepting coins. Coin payment remains useful for many vending locations.
Some customers prefer cash payment. Others may use coins because they already have them available. Supporting coins allows a vending machine to serve customers who do not use cashless payment.
The coin system also works as part of the machine's broader payment setup. Operators can offer traditional cash payment while using the machine's cashless capability as an additional payment option.
$1 Bill Acceptance
The base configuration is listed as accepting $1 bills. Bill acceptance can make the purchase process easier for customers who do not have exact change.
The product listing also provides upgrade options for operators who need broader bill acceptance. Available options shown on the listing include an upgrade for $5 bills with a high-capacity coin mechanism and another option for $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills with a high-capacity coin mechanism.
These upgrades are separate from the base configuration. Operators should select the payment configuration that matches the location and customer needs.
Optional High-Capacity Payment Upgrades
Vending World lists optional payment upgrades for this Royal Vendors 660. These options can provide additional flexibility for locations where customers commonly use larger bills.
- $5 bill acceptance with high-capacity coin mechanism
- $1, $5, $10, and $20 bill acceptance with high-capacity coin mechanism
The listing shows these as optional upgrades rather than standard equipment. Customers should select the desired payment configuration when ordering.
Credit Card Capable Vending Machine
The Royal Vendors 660 is described as credit-card capable. This is an important feature for operators who want the option to add cashless payment.
There is an important distinction between being credit-card capable and including a credit-card reader. The base machine does not include a credit-card reader. The listing explains that credit-card capable means the machine's electronics are new enough to accept a compatible reader.
Vending World lists an E-Port credit-card reader as an optional addition. The listing provides an option for the customer to have the reader packed inside the machine for self-installation. It also lists an option where the machine can be held for installation by an outside technician, with installation charged separately.
Operators who want cashless payment should confirm the reader configuration, installation plan, and compatibility before ordering.
Why Cashless Capability Matters
Customer payment habits can vary from one location to another. Some customers carry cash. Others prefer cards or mobile payment methods.
A credit-card-capable vending machine gives an operator the option to expand the payment system. The machine can continue to support traditional cash payment while providing a path to cashless vending through a compatible reader.
Cashless equipment can be particularly useful when a location has customers who rarely carry cash. However, the right payment setup depends on the location and the operator's business requirements.
DEX Protocol
The Royal Vendors 660 includes DEX protocol. DEX is commonly used in vending for electronic data exchange.
DEX can support vending management and reporting workflows when paired with compatible equipment and software. Operators who use route-management or vending-management systems should confirm compatibility before selecting a specific system.
The ability to work with DEX-compatible systems can be useful for operators who manage multiple machines. Electronic data can help organize machine information and support more efficient vending operations when the related systems are properly configured.
Refurbished Royal Vendors 660
This machine is sold as a refurbished Royal Vendors 660. Refurbished commercial vending equipment can provide an alternative to buying new equipment.
A refurbished machine can be suitable for an operator who wants a full-size commercial beverage machine while managing the initial equipment budget. The condition of refurbished equipment can vary, so buyers should review the seller's specifications, warranty terms, and machine condition before purchase.
Vending World states that refurbished vending machines come with a 90-day limited parts warranty. Warranty coverage should be reviewed before purchase so the buyer understands what is covered and what conditions apply.
Commercial Beverage Vending Applications
The Royal Vendors 660 can be used in many commercial environments. Its large beverage capacity makes it appropriate for locations where customers regularly purchase cold drinks.
Office Buildings
Office buildings can benefit from convenient beverage access. Employees may want a cold drink during a break or lunch period. A full-size machine can provide enough storage for a varied selection.
An operator can use several columns for popular soft drinks and dedicate other columns to water, sports drinks, energy drinks, or teas. Product selection can then be adjusted based on sales.
Factories and Warehouses
Industrial workplaces often have employees working long shifts. A beverage machine can provide convenient access to packaged drinks without requiring employees to leave the property.
The large capacity of the Royal 660 can be useful in locations with steady demand. Operators can monitor product sales and adjust restocking schedules based on actual consumption.
Laundromats
Laundromats can be good locations for beverage vending because customers may remain on site while their laundry is being washed or dried.
A visible cold drink machine can provide another convenience for customers. The Coke Bottle Wavefront design can also make the machine easy to identify in a busy laundromat environment.
Apartment Communities
Apartment communities may have shared spaces where residents can access vending products. Possible locations include clubhouses, recreation areas, laundry rooms, or other approved common areas.
The exact placement should be based on building rules, available electrical service, customer traffic, and management approval.
Schools and Campuses
Schools and campuses may use beverage vending in approved areas. Product choices should always match the rules and requirements of the specific facility.
The machine's multiple selections allow an operator to create a beverage lineup that fits the approved product mix.
Recreation Centers
Recreation centers can have customers who want beverages before or after activities. A machine with multiple selections can provide options for different preferences.
Sports drinks, bottled water, and other compatible beverages can be considered where appropriate.
Auto Service Facilities
Customers at auto service businesses may spend time waiting for their vehicles. A beverage machine can add convenience to the waiting area.
A full-size machine can also serve employees in the same building if the location has sufficient traffic and demand.
Break Room Beverage Vending
Break rooms are another potential application for the Royal Vendors 660. Employees often want quick access to beverages without leaving the workplace.
A well-organized machine can offer a mix of familiar products. Operators can use sales information to determine which products deserve more space.
Because the Royal 660 has multiple columns, an operator has room to experiment with different beverage categories. Products that do not sell well can be replaced with products that customers request more often.
Waiting Areas
Waiting areas can be useful vending locations when customers remain on-site for extended periods. Examples can include service centers, recreation facilities, commercial buildings, and other customer-facing spaces.
The machine's recognizable Coke Bottle Wavefront appearance can help customers locate the beverage area.
Building a Beverage Product Mix
Product mix is one of the most important parts of beverage vending. The right mix can vary widely by location.
Operators should avoid assuming that one product lineup will work everywhere. A workplace, school, laundromat, apartment building, and recreation center can have very different customer preferences.
A simple starting product mix can include several major beverage categories:
- Classic soft drinks
- Diet and zero-sugar beverages
- Bottled water
- Sports drinks
- Energy drinks
- Iced tea
- Flavored drinks
- Other locally popular beverages
After the machine has been operating for a period of time, operators can review sales data and adjust the product mix.
Using the 12 Columns Efficiently
The 12-column layout provides a simple way to organize products. Operators can assign columns based on sales volume.
A high-selling beverage may deserve more product space. A slower-moving product may require less space. This can help operators use the machine's storage capacity more efficiently.
Operators can also use a small number of columns for products they want to test. If a new beverage sells well, more space can be assigned to it during the next service visit.
Restocking a High-Capacity Beverage Machine
Restocking is an important part of vending operations. A machine with substantial capacity can hold more products between service visits than a smaller machine.
The Royal Vendors 660 is listed with 660+ 12 oz can capacity or 300+ 20 oz bottle capacity. This large storage area gives operators flexibility when planning routes and service schedules.
Actual service frequency depends on sales volume. A busy machine may require frequent visits. A lower-volume location may require fewer visits.
Operators should track sales rather than relying only on a fixed schedule. Sales data can show when products are selling quickly and when the machine needs attention.
Planning Your Vending Route
Route planning becomes important as the number of vending machines grows. A full-size machine such as the Royal 660 can help an operator serve a location with a larger product inventory.
DEX capability can also be useful when the operator uses compatible vending management systems. Before building a route-management process, operators should confirm that their software and hardware work together.
Efficient route planning can help reduce unnecessary trips. The goal is to visit machines when they need service, restocking, cleaning, or other attention.
Machine Placement
Choosing the right location inside a building is important. The machine should be placed where customers can see and access it safely.
Potential placement areas include:
- Main entrances
- Employee break rooms
- Customer waiting areas
- Laundry areas
- Recreation spaces
- Common areas
- Hallways with appropriate clearance
- Other approved commercial areas
Before installation, measure the available space. The listed machine dimensions are approximately 72 inches high, 37.5 inches wide, and 34.5 inches deep.
Allow additional room for customer access and service. The machine should not block doors, exits, walkways, electrical panels, or required safety areas.
Planning for Delivery
The Royal Vendors 660 is a full-size commercial machine. The listed weight is approximately 640 pounds.
Because of its size and weight, delivery planning is important. Before ordering, confirm the route from the delivery point to the final installation location.
Consider door widths, hallways, elevators, stairs, ramps, loading areas, turns, and other possible obstacles.
Measure the path instead of measuring only the final location. A machine may fit inside a room but still be difficult to move through a narrow doorway or hallway.
Electrical Planning
Commercial beverage vending machines require suitable electrical service. Before installation, confirm that the intended location has the proper power connection for the machine.
The electrical setup should be reviewed by a qualified person when needed. Avoid using an unsuitable extension cord or an electrical connection that is not designed for the machine.
Proper installation helps support safe operation and reduces the risk of electrical problems.
Keeping the Machine Clean
Clean presentation is important in beverage vending. Customers are more likely to notice the condition of the machine when purchasing drinks.
Operators should establish a regular cleaning routine. Exterior surfaces, selection areas, payment areas, and other accessible surfaces should be cleaned as appropriate.
Spills should be addressed promptly. A clean machine can provide a better customer experience and helps maintain a professional appearance.
Keeping Product Rows Organized
Product organization makes a vending machine easier to use. Operators should make sure products are positioned correctly and that the selection labels match the products being sold.
When changing the product mix, update pricing and selection information as needed. Customers should be able to understand what each selection offers and what it costs.
Good organization also makes restocking easier. Operators can quickly see which products need to be replenished.
Managing Popular Products
Some products will normally sell faster than others. Operators can use sales information to identify these products.
When a product sells quickly, consider giving it more space if the machine configuration allows it. This can reduce how quickly the product sells out.
Slow-moving products can be reviewed for possible replacement. This creates room for products that may have stronger demand.
Testing New Beverages
The Royal Vendors 660 can also provide room for product testing. Operators can use selected columns to introduce new beverages.
After monitoring sales, the operator can decide whether to keep, replace, or expand the product.
Testing products at a specific location can be more useful than relying on general assumptions. Customers in one building may prefer different beverages from customers in another building.
Why a Full-Size Beverage Machine Can Be Useful
A full-size commercial vending machine offers more product space than small countertop or compact vending equipment.
The Royal Vendors 660 is designed as a full-size beverage machine. Its large cabinet and listed capacity allow an operator to carry a substantial beverage inventory.
This can be helpful for locations with consistent customer traffic. It can also provide more room for product variety.
Commercial Vending Versatility
The Royal Vendors 660 can support different beverage programs. It is not limited to one specific product type in the sense of a single-product dispenser. Its multiple columns allow an operator to build a varied beverage selection using compatible products.
Operators can configure the machine around the needs of the location. A workplace may focus on soft drinks and water. A gym or recreation area may have more demand for water and sports beverages. A warehouse may require a mix of soft drinks, water, and energy drinks.
The actual beverage configuration should always be checked for product compatibility before stocking.
Coke Branding and Customer Recognition
The Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics give the machine a branded beverage appearance. Recognizable graphics can help customers quickly identify a vending machine in a busy environment.
Branding can also help a machine fit locations where Coca-Cola products are part of the beverage program.
Operators should verify the exact graphic configuration and condition of the refurbished machine before purchase if the appearance of the cabinet is an important part of the installation.
Refurbished Equipment for Vending Operators
Buying refurbished equipment is one way to build a vending operation while controlling equipment costs. A refurbished machine can provide access to a commercial platform without requiring the purchase of a new machine.
Refurbished equipment should still be evaluated carefully. Buyers should review specifications, dimensions, payment configuration, condition, warranty coverage, and any included or optional accessories.
For this Royal Vendors 660, the listing identifies the machine as refurbished and states that refurbished vending machines include a 90-day limited parts warranty.
Important Credit Card Reader Information
Customers should understand the payment configuration before ordering. The machine is credit-card capable, but a credit-card reader is not included with the base machine.
The listing specifically explains that the machine's electronics are new enough to accept a compatible credit-card reader. An E-Port reader is offered separately.
If an operator wants cashless payment, the reader must be added separately. Installation may also require an outside technician and additional installation charges.
This distinction is important when calculating the complete cost of a cashless vending setup.
DEX and Vending Management
DEX protocol can be useful in modern vending operations because it provides a method for electronic data exchange.
Operators who manage several machines may use compatible systems to organize sales and machine information. Before selecting software, confirm the exact compatibility between the machine, payment equipment, and management platform.
DEX should be viewed as a communication capability rather than a guarantee that every vending management system will work with every machine configuration.
Product Pricing Strategy
The Royal 660 supports multiple prices. This lets an operator assign different prices to different selections.
When setting prices, consider:
- Product purchase cost
- Location requirements
- Local competition
- Product size
- Product demand
- Service costs
- Payment processing costs
- Restocking expenses
Operators should review prices regularly. Product costs can change over time. A price that worked when a machine was first installed may need to be updated later.
Using Sales Data
Sales data can help operators make better product decisions. Rather than guessing which beverages customers want, operators can monitor actual sales.
Data can be used to identify fast-moving products, slow-moving products, empty columns, and opportunities for product changes.
When DEX-compatible equipment and management systems are used together, operators may have additional tools for reviewing machine information.
Vending Machine Maintenance
Routine maintenance is part of owning commercial vending equipment. Operators should inspect the machine regularly and address problems when they appear.
Maintenance can include checking product delivery, payment equipment, displays, buttons, doors, refrigeration, lighting, and other machine functions as appropriate.
Operators should follow proper service procedures and use qualified technicians when electrical or refrigeration work requires specialized knowledge.
Checking Product Delivery
Product delivery is one of the key parts of beverage vending. Operators should make sure beverages are positioned correctly and that selections operate as intended.
After changing a product configuration, test the relevant selections. This can help identify a setup problem before customers encounter it.
Product compatibility matters. Different package sizes and shapes can behave differently inside a vending column.
Refrigeration and Cold Beverage Service
The Royal Vendors 660 is designed for beverage vending. As with other refrigerated beverage vending equipment, proper placement and service are important.
The machine should have adequate space around it for the equipment to operate according to the manufacturer's requirements. Keep the surrounding area clean and avoid blocking ventilation areas.
If the machine develops a refrigeration problem, service should be performed by a qualified technician familiar with commercial vending equipment.
Customer-Friendly Vending
A successful vending machine should be easy for customers to understand.
Customers should be able to identify the product, see the price, select the beverage, and complete payment without unnecessary confusion.
Operators can improve the customer experience by keeping products organized, keeping the exterior clean, maintaining clear pricing, and making sure payment equipment works correctly.
Choosing Beverages for Different Locations
Every vending location is different. Product selection should be based on the people who use the machine.
Workplace Locations
Workplaces may have demand for a broad mix of soft drinks, bottled water, energy drinks, teas, and other beverages.
Apartment Locations
Apartment communities may need a convenient mix of everyday beverages. Water and popular soft drinks can be combined with other products based on resident demand.
Recreation Locations
Recreation centers may have customers who want water and sports beverages. Other drinks can be included based on local demand.
Industrial Locations
Factories and warehouses may have steady demand throughout long work shifts. High-capacity beverage storage can be useful in these environments.
Laundromats
Laundromat customers may spend significant time at the location. Beverage vending can provide an added convenience while they wait.
Space Requirements
The Royal Vendors 660 is a large machine. The listed dimensions are approximately 72 inches high by 37.5 inches wide by 34.5 inches deep.
Measure the intended location before purchase. Make sure the machine will fit through the delivery path and into the final location.
Also consider the space required for customers to stand in front of the machine. Service personnel need adequate access to the machine as well.
Weight and Delivery Considerations
The listing shows a weight of approximately 640 pounds. This is important when planning transportation and installation.
Do not assume that the machine can be moved safely by a small team without appropriate equipment. Commercial vending machines may require specialized moving equipment and trained personnel.
Before delivery, confirm the requirements with the shipping provider or vending equipment supplier.
Preparing a Location for Installation
Before the machine arrives, prepare the installation area.
- Measure the floor space.
- Measure doorways.
- Check hallways and turns.
- Confirm electrical access.
- Confirm customer access.
- Keep exits and safety equipment clear.
- Plan the machine's final orientation.
- Make sure service access is available.
Planning these details in advance can make installation easier.
Vending Machine Appearance
The Coke Bottle Wavefront design is an important part of this machine's appearance. The graphics give it a beverage-focused presentation.
Keeping the cabinet clean can help maintain that presentation. Operators should clean the exterior regularly and inspect the machine for visible damage.
Because this is refurbished equipment, buyers should review available images and product details to understand the specific machine condition and graphic presentation before ordering.
Benefits of Multiple Beverage Selections
Multiple selections let operators serve different customer preferences from one machine.
Not every customer wants the same beverage. Some prefer regular soft drinks. Others choose water, zero-sugar drinks, sports drinks, tea, or energy beverages.
A 12-selection machine provides room for a varied lineup. Operators can then use sales data to refine the selection over time.
Building a Balanced Beverage Lineup
A balanced lineup can help an operator avoid depending on only one beverage category.
A sample lineup might include:
- Several popular regular soft drinks
- One or more zero-sugar options
- Bottled water
- Sports drinks
- Energy drinks
- Iced tea
- Additional popular local beverages
The exact mix should be customized. Customer demand is the most useful guide for deciding which products deserve space.
Restocking Tips
Restocking should be organized and consistent. Before visiting the machine, review which products need to be replenished if sales information is available.
During the service visit, check the entire machine. Do not only refill the empty columns. Look for low inventory, payment issues, dirty surfaces, damaged product labels, and other problems.
Rotate inventory according to the product's requirements. Follow the beverage manufacturer's storage and expiration guidance.
Managing Inventory
Inventory management affects vending efficiency. Operators need to know which beverages are stored in the machine and which products are kept in storage.
Track products that sell quickly. These beverages may require larger quantities in the machine and in the operator's storage inventory.
Slow-moving products should be reviewed. If they continue to sell poorly, consider replacing them with products that have stronger demand.
Reducing Unnecessary Service Trips
A high-capacity machine can help an operator plan service around sales volume. However, capacity alone does not determine how often a machine needs service.
A location with heavy traffic can sell hundreds of beverages quickly. A lower-volume location may take much longer to use the same inventory.
Operators should monitor actual sales and set service schedules accordingly.
Why Location Traffic Matters
Location traffic is a major factor in vending. A machine placed in a high-traffic area can have very different sales from an identical machine placed in a quiet area.
When evaluating a potential location, consider how many people use the property, how long they remain there, whether beverages are already available, and whether customers have convenient access to nearby stores.
Placement should also consider visibility. A machine that customers can easily see may receive more attention than one hidden in a low-traffic area.
Using the Royal 660 for Employee Convenience
Employers can use beverage vending to provide convenient drink access for employees. A machine can be placed in an approved break room or common area.
Employees may appreciate having drinks available without leaving the building. Operators can create a product mix based on employee preferences.
Using the Royal 660 for Customer Convenience
Businesses can also use beverage vending for customers. A machine in a waiting area can provide an additional service for people who are already on the property.
Customer-facing locations should keep the machine clean, stocked, and easy to use.
Payment Flexibility
The Royal Vendors 660 provides several payment possibilities. The standard listing identifies coin and $1 bill acceptance. Optional upgrades are available for larger bills. The machine is also credit-card capable when a compatible reader is added.
This gives operators flexibility when designing the payment setup.
Traditional Cash Payment
Cash payment remains useful in many locations. Some customers prefer coins or bills, and some locations may have customers who do not regularly use cashless payment.
Supporting traditional cash can help keep the machine accessible to a broad range of customers.
Cashless Payment Option
For locations where cashless payment is important, the credit-card-capable electronics provide an upgrade path. The optional reader must be purchased separately.
Before ordering, determine whether you want the reader shipped for self-installation or whether you want to arrange installation through a qualified outside technician.
Product Selection and Pricing
Product selection and pricing work together. A beverage with a higher product cost may need a different price than a lower-cost beverage.
The multi-price feature allows operators to set different prices for different selections. This gives more control over the machine's product lineup.
Operating a Refurbished Vending Machine
A refurbished vending machine should be treated as commercial equipment. Regular inspection and service can help keep the machine operating properly.
Operators should follow appropriate maintenance procedures and address problems as soon as they are identified.
The machine's warranty should also be reviewed before purchase. Vending World states that refurbished vending machines carry a 90-day limited parts warranty.
Why the Royal Vendors Brand Matters
Royal Vendors is a recognized manufacturer of commercial vending equipment. The Royal 660 is part of the company's full-size beverage vending machine lineup.
The 660 format is designed around large beverage capacity and multiple product selections. This makes it suitable for operators who need more inventory space than a compact beverage machine can provide.
Royal Vendors 660 for Vending Businesses
The Royal Vendors 660 can be used as part of a vending route. Its large capacity and multiple selections make it suitable for commercial locations where beverages are sold regularly.
Operators can use one machine at a single location or build a route with several machines. Each location can have a different product mix based on customer demand.
As a route grows, operators can use sales information and DEX-compatible tools to improve inventory planning and service schedules.
Starting a Beverage Vending Location
Before placing the machine, evaluate the location.
- Estimate customer traffic.
- Identify competing beverage sources.
- Confirm available floor space.
- Confirm electrical service.
- Determine which beverages customers want.
- Choose the payment configuration.
- Plan restocking and service.
- Confirm delivery access.
Good planning can reduce installation problems and help the operator create a better product lineup.
Evaluating the Machine Before Purchase
Before purchasing refurbished vending equipment, review the machine's specifications carefully.
For this Royal Vendors 660, important specifications include the model, dimensions, listed capacity, number of selections, number of columns, payment configuration, DEX protocol, credit-card capability, and refurbished status.
Also review which accessories are included and which are optional. In particular, remember that the credit-card reader is not included with the base machine.
Royal Vendors 660 Specifications at a Glance
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Royal Vendors |
| Model | 660 |
| Configuration | Coke Bottle Wavefront |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Selections | 12 |
| Columns | 12 |
| 12 oz Can Capacity | 660+ |
| 20 oz Bottle Capacity | 300+ |
| Coin Acceptance | Yes |
| $1 Bill Acceptance | Yes |
| Multi-Price | Yes |
| DEX Protocol | Yes |
| Credit Card Capable | Yes; reader sold separately |
| Height | Approximately 72 inches |
| Width | Approximately 37.5 inches |
| Depth | Approximately 34.5 inches |
| Listed Weight | Approximately 640 pounds |
| SKU | C660WBF-V |
Benefits of the Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront
- Large commercial beverage capacity
- 660+ listed 12 oz can capacity
- 300+ listed 20 oz bottle capacity
- 12 product columns
- 12 selections
- Multi-price operation
- Coin acceptance
- $1 bill acceptance
- Optional larger-bill payment upgrades
- Credit-card capable electronics
- Optional E-Port credit-card reader
- DEX protocol
- Recognizable Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics
- Refurbished commercial equipment
Questions to Ask Before Ordering
Buyers should confirm several details before purchasing a refurbished commercial beverage machine.
- Will the machine fit in the intended location?
- Will the delivery path accommodate a full-size machine?
- Is the electrical service appropriate?
- Which beverage sizes will be stocked?
- How many products are needed?
- Is the standard payment system sufficient?
- Is a larger-bill upgrade needed?
- Is cashless payment required?
- Will an E-Port reader be added?
- Who will install the reader?
- Is DEX compatibility required?
- What products are approved for the location?
- How often will the machine need service?
Understanding the Listed Capacity
The listed 660+ can capacity and 300+ bottle capacity are useful reference points. They should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every combination of beverage products will fit in the same quantity.
Packaging varies. A 12 oz can may occupy different space from a 16 oz can. Bottle shapes also vary. Operators should consider the actual beverages they intend to sell when planning inventory.
Using the Machine for Mixed Beverage Sales
A mixed beverage program can give customers more choices. The 12-column design provides room for different beverage categories.
Operators can create a lineup based on customer preferences. Popular products can receive additional inventory, while less popular products can be given less space.
Over time, the operator can refine the lineup based on sales.
Maintaining a Professional Vending Presentation
The appearance of a vending machine can affect how customers perceive the location. Keep the machine clean and organized.
Check the front of the machine during each service visit. Remove debris, clean visible surfaces, inspect product labels, and make sure the selection area remains easy to understand.
A well-maintained machine can look more professional and make the purchasing process easier.
Restocking for Peak Demand
Some locations have predictable busy periods. Offices may have higher activity during breaks and lunch. Laundromats may have more activity during certain hours. Recreation centers can experience different demand depending on schedules.
Operators can use sales patterns to plan service times. Restocking before a known busy period may help keep popular beverages available.
Reducing Empty Selections
An empty selection can mean a missed sale. Operators should monitor fast-selling products and make sure they have enough inventory.
The Royal 660's large capacity provides room for substantial inventory, but the operator still needs to maintain appropriate stock levels.
Use sales information to determine how much inventory should be carried for each product.
Product Rotation
Operators should follow appropriate product rotation practices. Stock beverages according to the product manufacturer's storage and date guidance.
When new inventory arrives, organize products so older appropriate inventory is used according to standard stock rotation practices.
Machine Security and Placement
Placement can also affect machine security. Choose a stable location that is appropriate for commercial vending equipment.
The machine should be placed in an area where customers can use it safely and where staff or service personnel can access it when needed.
Choosing Between Cans and Bottles
The Royal Vendors 660 supports both can and bottle configurations listed by Vending World.
Cans can provide high product density. Bottles can offer a different customer experience and may be preferred for larger drinks.
The right choice depends on the location. Operators can select the beverage format that best matches customer demand.
12 oz Can Vending
Twelve-ounce cans are a common beverage vending format. The Royal 660 is listed with 660+ capacity for this size.
This configuration can provide substantial inventory in a full-size commercial cabinet. Operators can stock multiple flavors or beverage categories while keeping a large number of individual products available.
20 oz Bottle Vending
Twenty-ounce bottles provide a larger single-serve format. The Royal 660 is listed with capacity for 300+ 20 oz bottles.
This format can be useful for customers who prefer a larger beverage. Operators should verify that the specific bottles they plan to sell are compatible with the machine's product setup.
16 oz and 16.9 oz Options
The product information also identifies 16 oz cans and 16.9 oz bottles among compatible beverage formats. Because package dimensions vary, operators should verify specific product compatibility before placing a large inventory order.
Customer Convenience
Convenience is a central purpose of vending. Customers can purchase a packaged beverage without visiting another store.
A large machine with several selections can provide a range of options in one location.
Operator Convenience
The machine is also designed around operator needs. Multiple columns provide space for product organization. Multi-price operation provides pricing flexibility. Cash payment supports traditional purchases. Credit-card capability provides a path to cashless payment. DEX provides electronic data exchange capabilities.
Together, these features give operators several tools for managing a commercial beverage vending location.
Choosing the Right Payment Setup
Every location has different payment needs.
A location where most customers carry cash may work well with the standard cash configuration. A location where customers frequently use larger bills may benefit from the optional bill and coin upgrade.
A location with strong demand for cashless payment may benefit from adding the optional E-Port reader.
The best configuration should be selected based on the customers who will use the machine.
Planning for Cashless Vending
If adding a credit-card reader, plan the installation before the machine arrives. Determine whether the reader will be installed by the operator or by a qualified technician.
Vending World lists an option to have the reader packed inside the machine for self-installation. It also lists an option to hold the machine for installation by an outside technician. The installation itself is not included in the listed reader price.
Commercial Beverage Equipment
The Royal Vendors 660 is a commercial beverage vending machine rather than a small countertop dispenser. Its full-size cabinet provides substantial product capacity.
This makes it appropriate for operators who want to place a larger vending machine at a location with enough space and beverage demand.
Long-Term Vending Planning
When selecting a machine, consider more than the purchase price. Think about product capacity, payment needs, location space, service requirements, delivery, inventory, and customer demand.
A machine that matches the location can be easier to manage. A machine that is too small may require frequent restocking. A machine that is too large for the location may not use its available capacity efficiently.
The Royal 660 is a substantial commercial machine. It is best suited to locations that can accommodate its dimensions and weight and have enough beverage demand to make the capacity useful.
Why the Royal 660 Can Support a Broad Beverage Program
The combination of 12 columns and large capacity allows operators to build a broad beverage program. Instead of offering only a few products, operators can create several categories within the same machine.
The product mix can be changed over time. If customers consistently choose certain beverages, those products can receive more inventory. If a product does not sell, it can be replaced.
Vending at High-Traffic Locations
High-traffic locations can create strong demand for beverage vending. Offices, warehouses, factories, campuses, laundromats, and recreation facilities can have many potential customers.
However, traffic alone does not guarantee sales. The product selection, pricing, location, convenience, and customer preferences all matter.
Operators should monitor actual performance and make changes based on data.
Vending at Lower-Traffic Locations
A lower-traffic location can still support vending if the product mix and service plan are appropriate.
In these locations, operators may need to stock fewer products and visit less frequently. The large Royal 660 cabinet can still provide product variety, but inventory levels should match actual demand.
Product Testing by Location
One advantage of having multiple selections is the ability to test products. An operator can place a new beverage in one or more selections and monitor sales.
If the product performs well, additional space can be assigned to it. If it does not sell, the operator can try a different product.
Vending Machine Service Planning
Service includes more than restocking. Operators should inspect the machine and payment equipment, keep the cabinet clean, check product delivery, and address reported problems.
Regular service can help maintain a consistent customer experience.
Keeping Payment Areas Clean
Payment areas receive frequent customer contact. Operators should include these areas in their cleaning routine.
Coin and bill acceptance components should also be inspected according to appropriate service procedures.
Monitoring Product Expiration
Beverage inventory should be managed according to the product manufacturer's storage and expiration guidance.
Operators should avoid overstocking products that have low demand. A product that sells slowly can remain in the machine longer than expected.
Customer Product Preferences
Customer preferences can change. New products may become popular while other products decline in demand.
The flexible 12-column configuration gives an operator room to adjust the product mix over time.
Seasonal Beverage Changes
Some locations may experience seasonal changes in beverage demand. Operators can consider changing products based on customer preferences during different times of the year.
For example, bottled water and certain sports beverages may have different demand during warmer months. Other beverages may become more popular during cooler periods.
Seasonal changes should be based on the actual location and customer base.
Professional Beverage Vending Appearance
The Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics provide a clear beverage identity. The machine can become a visible part of the location's convenience services.
Regular cleaning and proper product organization can help maintain the appearance of the machine.
Royal Vendors 660 for Business Owners
Business owners who provide vending can use the Royal 660 as a full-size beverage solution. The machine provides substantial capacity and multiple selections in one cabinet.
Owners can work with a vending operator or manage the machine as part of their own vending operation, depending on the business arrangement.
Royal Vendors 660 for Vending Operators
Vending operators can use the machine as part of a route. The 12-column configuration gives the operator flexibility when stocking products.
DEX support can also be useful for compatible management systems.
Royal Vendors 660 for Property Managers
Property managers may consider beverage vending for common areas where residents, employees, visitors, or customers need convenient drink access.
Before installation, property managers should confirm building rules, electrical requirements, placement requirements, and service arrangements.
Royal Vendors 660 for Employee Areas
Employee areas can benefit from a machine that provides drinks without requiring employees to leave the property.
The machine's large capacity can support a variety of beverage choices, while multi-price operation allows different drinks to have different prices.
Royal Vendors 660 for Public-Facing Locations
Public-facing locations can use beverage vending as an additional convenience. A visible machine can provide customers with access to packaged drinks while they are on-site.
Operators should select products that match the customer base and keep the machine stocked and clean.
Important Product Information
The current Vending World listing identifies the SKU as C660WBF-V and lists the machine as a refurbished Royal Vendors 660 Coke Wavefront configuration. The current listing also shows the machine as in stock and identifies a limited quantity at the time the page was accessed. Availability and pricing can change.
The current listing shows a price of $1,495 at the time of access. Because vending equipment inventory and pricing can change, customers should confirm the current price and availability before placing an order.
What Is Included?
The base listing is for the refurbished Royal Vendors 660 machine in the Coke Bottle Wavefront configuration. Optional payment upgrades are shown separately.
The credit-card reader is not included with the base machine. It is available as an optional purchase.
Customers should review the final order configuration before checkout to confirm that all desired upgrades are included.
Optional E-Port Credit Card Reader
Vending World lists an optional E-Port credit-card reader for this machine. Customers can select the option to install the reader themselves or choose to have the machine held for an outside technician to install the reader. Installation charges from the outside technician are separate.
This makes it possible for operators to plan a cashless vending setup according to their own service arrangements.
Optional Bill and Coin Upgrades
The listing also provides optional payment upgrades. Customers can select a $5 bill and high-capacity coin mechanism upgrade or a higher configuration that accepts $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills with a high-capacity coin mechanism.
These upgrades can be selected when ordering if the location requires broader cash acceptance.
Final Product Summary
The Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront Vending Machine is a full-size refurbished commercial beverage vending machine with a large product capacity and flexible payment options. It is listed with 12 selections, 12 columns, capacity for 660+ 12 oz cans or 300+ 20 oz bottles, coin acceptance, $1 bill acceptance, multi-price operation, DEX protocol, and credit-card-capable electronics.
The Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics give the machine a recognizable Coca-Cola beverage appearance. Its large cabinet can support a broad selection of compatible canned and bottled beverages.
The machine can be considered for offices, factories, warehouses, laundromats, apartment communities, schools, recreation centers, auto service facilities, break rooms, waiting areas, and other suitable commercial locations.
Operators can use the 12 columns to create a product mix based on customer demand. Popular products can receive more space, while slower products can be replaced or reduced. Multi-price operation allows different products to have different selling prices.
The standard payment setup accepts coins and $1 bills. Optional upgrades are available for larger bill denominations and high-capacity coin acceptance. The machine is also credit-card capable, but the credit-card reader is sold separately.
DEX protocol provides electronic data exchange capability for compatible vending systems. Operators who use vending management software should confirm compatibility before selecting a system.
The machine's listed dimensions are approximately 72 inches high, 37.5 inches wide, and 34.5 inches deep. The listed weight is approximately 640 pounds. Buyers should measure the delivery path and final installation space before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront?
It is a refurbished Royal Vendors 660 commercial beverage vending machine with Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics. The listing identifies 12 selections, 12 columns, large can and bottle capacity, multi-price vending, cash payment, DEX protocol, and credit-card capability.
How many 12 oz cans can it hold?
The machine is listed with capacity for 660+ 12 oz cans. Actual capacity can vary with product configuration.
How many 20 oz bottles can it hold?
The listing identifies capacity for 300+ 20 oz bottles. Actual capacity depends on the specific bottle configuration.
Does the machine accept coins?
Yes. The listed configuration accepts coins.
Does it accept $1 bills?
Yes. The base configuration is listed as accepting $1 bills.
Can it accept $5 bills?
A $5 bill and high-capacity coin mechanism upgrade is listed as an optional configuration.
Can it accept $10 and $20 bills?
Vending World lists an optional payment upgrade for $1, $5, $10, and $20 bills with a high-capacity coin mechanism.
Does the machine include a credit-card reader?
No. The machine is credit-card capable, but the credit-card reader is sold separately.
Can an E-Port credit-card reader be added?
Yes. Vending World lists an optional E-Port credit-card reader for the machine.
Does the machine support DEX?
Yes. The product listing identifies DEX protocol.
How many selections does the machine have?
The listing identifies 12 selections.
How many columns does it have?
The Royal Vendors 660 listing identifies 12 columns.
Is this machine new?
No. This listing identifies the machine as refurbished.
What are the machine dimensions?
The listed dimensions are approximately 72 inches high, 37.5 inches wide, and 34.5 inches deep.
How much does the machine weigh?
The listed weight is approximately 640 pounds.
What beverages can be stocked?
The machine is listed for 12 oz cans, 16 oz cans, 16.9 oz bottles, and 20 oz bottles. Operators should verify specific product compatibility before stocking.
Where can this vending machine be used?
Potential locations include offices, factories, warehouses, laundromats, apartment communities, schools, recreation centers, auto service facilities, break rooms, waiting areas, and other appropriate commercial spaces.
Does the machine have Coke graphics?
Yes. The machine is listed as the Coke Bottle Wavefront configuration.
Does the machine have multiple prices?
Yes. The Royal Vendors 660 supports multi-price vending.
Is a warranty included?
Vending World states that refurbished vending machines include a 90-day limited parts warranty. Review the current warranty terms before ordering.
Should I measure my location before ordering?
Yes. The Royal 660 is a large commercial machine. Confirm the final floor space, doorway dimensions, delivery route, electrical access, and customer clearance before purchase.
SEO-Friendly Product Overview
If you are looking for a Royal Vendors 660 vending machine, the Coke Bottle Wavefront configuration provides a full-size commercial beverage platform with substantial capacity. This refurbished Royal 660 drink machine is listed with 12 selections and 12 columns, plus capacity for more than 660 12 oz cans or more than 300 20 oz bottles.
The Royal Vendors 660 Coke vending machine accepts coins and $1 bills and supports multi-price vending. Optional payment upgrades are available for operators who need larger bill acceptance and a high-capacity coin mechanism. The machine is also credit-card capable, allowing a compatible E-Port reader to be added separately.
For vending operators who need electronic data capabilities, the Royal 660 includes DEX protocol. This can support compatible vending management and reporting systems.
The Coke Bottle Wavefront design gives this commercial beverage vending machine a recognizable appearance. Its large capacity and multiple selections make it suitable for many commercial vending applications.
Order the Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront
The Royal Vendors 660 Coke Bottle Wavefront is designed for operators who need a substantial beverage vending machine with flexible product and payment options. Its 12 columns and large listed capacity provide room for a broad beverage selection.
Before ordering, confirm the current availability, price, machine dimensions, product requirements, payment configuration, and delivery requirements. If cashless payment is needed, remember that the credit-card reader is a separate option.
For a full-size vending location, the Royal Vendors 660 provides a practical platform for stocking a wide range of compatible beverages. With its Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics, 12 selections, 12 columns, multi-price operation, cash acceptance, DEX protocol, and optional cashless payment capability, it is configured for commercial beverage vending.
Key Takeaways
- Full-size commercial beverage vending machine
- Royal Vendors Model 660
- Coke Bottle Wavefront graphics
- Refurbished condition
- 12 selections
- 12 columns
- 660+ 12 oz can capacity
- 300+ 20 oz bottle capacity
- Multi-price operation
- Coin acceptance
- $1 bill acceptance
- Optional larger-bill payment upgrades
- Credit-card capable electronics
- Optional E-Port credit-card reader
- DEX protocol
- Approximately 72" H x 37.5" W x 34.5" D
- Approximately 640 pounds
- Suitable for many commercial vending environments
Note: Product specifications, pricing, inventory, optional upgrades, warranty details, and availability may change. Confirm the current Vending World listing and final configuration before purchase.
| Refurbished | Yes |
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| SKU | C660WBF-V |
| Weight | 640.000000 |
| Manufacturer | Royal |
| Capacity | 660 cans |
| Size (H x W x D) | 72" H x 37.5" W x 34.5" 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 ones. We no longer sell new, for one main reason.
According to a recent survey of vending operators, about 93 out of 100 potential vending accounts don't generate enough revenue to justify the cost of new equipment. New machines are great if you have high volume accounts, but most people do not have these accounts.
Typical pricing on new "commercial grade" machines:
- Can drink machines: $6,200–$7,400
- Snack machines: $6,600–$8,500
- Cold food machines: $8,900–$11,700
(Priced with mech and validator, typical options, vendor pricing not including sales tax or shipping in some cases.)
As you can see, that's quite high compared to used or refurbished equipment.
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, and that can hurt them financially if they're 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.
Small mechanical machines have two main problems:
- They don't make change or accept dollar bills
- They "work you to death" — frequent refills for very little payoff
Most hold under 100 products and gross only $40–$50 per full restock, and profit is less than half of that.
A full-size commercial machine, by contrast, usually holds 350 to 600 products and empties out at $250–$500. Since you spend most of your time just driving to the location, you might as well fill 500 products instead of 50.






