Designed to meet the demands of challenging applications in packaged products, the X52’s proprietary software seamlessly transitions between single energy, dual energy or both modes.

There is currently no single QC solution for all food manufacturing processes, yet detection hardware and software is constantly being improved with the aim of identifying a greater range of contaminant types and sizes, promising greater food safety for customers.

Loma Systems designed and engineered the X5 SideShoot X-ray machine specifically for the inspection of taller food products.

Shield Trio EGX for empty glass x-ray inspection features Non-contact high-speed inspection of containers up to 1,300 packages per minute, no mechanical changeover requirements and automatic rejection of glass defects.

When it comes to foreign material detection in a food facility, different processes require different detection methods and equipment. There are several types of systems that can help detect foreign matter in a food process, among which are metal detectors, X-ray units and magnets.

The XR75 is designed to detect contaminants as small as 0.4 mm (SUS) in packaged and bulk foods.

When it comes to foreign material detection in the food engineering space, different processes require different detection methods/equipment.

The Dymond D monoblock option for the X-ray inspection solution eliminates the need for active water cooling, which is reported to ease installation and maintenance.

HyperScope™ is a new system for in-line verification of the integrity of hermetically sealed rigid plastic packaging containing food.

The Nyle Container Food Dryer features a dehumidification unit, air handling equipment and touch screen controls for a fully controlled climate within the re-engineered shipping container.