Articles Tagged with ''x-ray inspection''

Anritsu Industrial Solutions, Elk Grove Village, Ill., changed its name to ANRITSU INFIVIS INC.

Minneapolis-based Banner Engineering released its new Q3X laser contrast sensor, now available with fixed background suppression.

Sesotec GmbH, a Germany-based manufacturer of metal detection, x-ray inspection, magnetic separation and sorting systems for the food, plastics and recycling industries, formed Sesotec Canada Ltd., a Canadian subsidiary.

To help ensure food safety, Zinetti recently installed Mettler-Toledo Safeline’s new X33 x-ray inspection system.

New technologies like one-button auto learning can simplify an operation, while plug-and-play replacement modules can speed up repairs.

PolyMag additives from Eriez, Erie, Pa., impart metal detectability, x-ray contrast and magnetic susceptibility into plastic moldings to detect plastic contamination in food products.

Thermo Fisher Scientific, Minneapolis, introduced two new bulk X-ray systems—the Thermo Scientific Xpert B400 and B600—giving food processors, growers and packers new and more thorough ways to address potential contaminants in bulk food ingredients.

To help meet an even broader range of food safety and quality requirements, Minneapolis-based Thermo Fisher Scientific added inspection capabilities and enhanced detection to its NextGuard X-ray platform.

Eagle Product Inspection, Tampa, Fla., has taken its image analysis software—SimulTask PRO—to the next level of product inspection.

Mettler-Toledo CI-Vision introduced the CLS Series vision inspection systems, designed to inspect and confirm that production lines are producing the specified safety markings and that printers are functioning correctly.