Articles Tagged with ''x-ray equipment''

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.

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.

Here’s a peek at some of the recent developments in x-ray, metal detection and vision inspection equipment.

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

Mettler-Toledo, Tampa, Fla., introduced its Signature metal detector, featuring a full-color touchscreen, membrane key panel, product inspection data collection capability and full Ethernet network connectivity for data sharing.

Eagle Product Inspection developed FA3, a high-performance in-line fat, moisture and protein analysis system for fresh or frozen meat products.

CSB-System International, Willowbrook, Ill., introduced a machine that allows the automated and secure identification, sorting and targeting of items during the production and packing process to deliver improved efficiencies and reduction in error rates.

Teledyne DALSA, a Canada-based unit of Teledyne Technologies company, introduced a new Rad-icon family of large-format, high-speed x-ray detectors for non-destructive testing.

Detection and rejection of products containing contaminants is no longer a luxury addition to the production line but a necessary step in the production process. The implementation of x-ray systems has provided seamless integration of high-tech product inspection solutions into the processing line.