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Smiths Detection launches compact X-ray scanner for commercial security applications

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Smiths Detection has announced its newest X-ray inspection system, HI-SCAN 5030C, which addresses a critical gap in commercial security screening solutions with optimum size, durability and mobility

Combined with the HiTraX 3 electronic platform for superior image quality, the HI-SCAN 5030C is specifically designed to enhance security screening from courthouses to corporate campuses.

Its compact size and lightweight design enable it to fit seamlessly into checkpoints and mailrooms. Vibration absorbers enable HI-SCAN 5030C to be transported between different locations without requiring re-calibration, providing maximum flexibility.

The HI-SCAN 5030C is Smiths Detection’s smallest X-ray inspection system and offers a wide range of options including stainless steel castors, storage compartment, 24 “monitor, newly designed keyboard with image manipulation keys and foldable input/output conveyors. It can be upgraded to add-on software packages for training and detection support.

Matt Clark, vice-president, technology, Smiths Detection, said, “Our mission is to deliver the right solutions to help our customers achieve safety and security no matter what size or scale of their operations. The HI-SCAN 5030C fulfils an important role for a wide range of commercial applications, helping improve security with ease and efficiency. Engineering the HI-SCAN 5030C for mobility further maximises its utility and versatility, enabling customers to share it or relocate it as required.”

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