X-ray machines have a wide range of applications, including medical use in hospitals, security checks at airports or train stations, and industrial used in factories. In industrial settings, our X-ray inspection systems are primarily used as detection equipment with two main purposes. First, they detect impurities in products, such as metals, stone, and fish bones. Unlike traditional metal detectors, which can only identify metal contaminants and are limited to detecting iron in aluminum foil packaging, X-ray inspection system are not restricted by packaging materials. They can detect a broader range of impurities, making them more versatile. Second, X-ray inspection systems are used to inspect product detects, such as dents in cans or internal spoilage in fruits.

Recently, a nonwoven fabric manufacturer contacted our company to equip their production line with a high-performance metal detecion system for indentifying metallic contaminants. Given the unique characteristics of this industry - where materials typically span widths of 1 to 2 meters and operate at slower speeds (5-15 meters per minute) - our solutions are fully customized to accommodate product dimensions and conveyor speed.

A manufacturer of plastic components approached us with a request to integrate a weighing machine into their production line. Their process involves packaging multiple plastic parts into a bag, and any deviation in the number of parts results in a weight change. The weighing machine is designed to detect these discrepancies and automatically reject any non-compliant bags.

A waffle manufacturer approached us with a request to integrate a weighing machine into their production line. Their waffles are produced as whole sheets, measuring approximately 360 mm in length, 500 mm in width, and 20 mm in height. To accommodate these dimensions, we custom-designed the weighing section to ensure accurate and efficient weighing before the waffles are cut into individual portions.