Drive-through x-ray vehicle scanner

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Drive-through x-ray vehicle scanner

A low-energy x-ray scanner for detecting explosives, drugs, stowaways and contraband hidden inside cars has been launched.

Date - 15th February 2013
By - Police Product Insight

A low-energy x-ray scanner for detecting explosives, drugs, stowaways and contraband hidden inside cars, light motor vehicles and minibuses has been launched by Smiths Detection.The scanner uses a 300kV x-ray source, which emits less radiation than...

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