Security equipment

The Mobi-X is a portable flat panel detector. Thanks to its battery and Wi-Fi interface, a digital inspection can now be done anywhere. Moreover the Mobi-X is very light, robust and ergonomic which makes it easy to be used in harsh environment and conditions. Equipped with an internal memory, the Mobi-X can to store images in order to allow the operator to unload them later. The Mobi-X is an X-ray detector with a 16-bit conversion for 75 μm² available in 3 different sizes. The acquisition software of the Inspection Suite comes with the equipment providing a user-friendly interface for the acquisition of images. The optional Image Processing Software (IPS012) makes it a complete solution. Flat panels are a combination of electronics and silicon, providing direct conversion support to display radiographic images instead of using the traditional film technique. This helps to reduce the exposure time but also gives an extended range of thicknesses using the same energy range.

Dymond Bulk guarantees precise X-ray inspection of bulk materials in the food industry. Foreign bodies such as stones or metal are consistently detected and removed from the material flow to protect both products and machines. Maximum detection sensitivity for product and machine safety Intuitive operation Worldwide service, including remote support High-performance interfaces for straightforward integration into networks

High resolution direct phosphor imaging where sensor is bonded to a fiber-optic plate, which is then coated with a phosphor scintillator. The field of view of the scintillator is 36x24 mm, ideal for researching the elemental composition and structure of biological samples through: Micro CT (Computed Tomography), Soft X-Ray Microscopy, Crystallography, X-Ray Spectroscopy, Coherent X-Ray Diffraction, Non-Destructive Testing, Fluoroscopy, Plasma Diagnostics, Radiography, Industrial CT scanning and more.

It is a well-known fact that X-Rays, unless properly controlled and directed, are very harmful to the human body and have even been known to cause death. As a consequence, various materials are being utilizes for the insulating of the X-Ray tubes. There are two general methods of securing this protection. One is by the use of protective plasters, such as barium sulphate plaster, and the other is the use of sheet lead. In the use of plaster there are couple of disadvantages. But sheet lead has none of these disadvantages and is consequently considered the best possible protection. The Advisory Committee on X-Ray Protection of the International Congress of Radiology specifically warns against the use of protective plasters in installations of over 75 kV.The thickness of lead required varies with the power of the X-Ray apparatus.