X-ray security scanning detectors
Security scanning owes its origin to photographic film. Wilhelm Röntgen discovered X-rays using this medium. And film has been the most widely used historic detector. Film absorbs only around 1% of x-rays . The renaining 99% escapes. Low sensitivity due to poor absorption is film’s main disadvantage. A significant advantage is that the detection area […]
X-ray security scanning – FAQs
Q: Is x-ray security scanning safe? A: Yes. All of our systems are completely safe. They are designed to meet or surpass safety regulations around the world. Where appropriate, heavy shielding is in place. You could eat your lunch safely even if it had passed through our machines, or been left on them. You can […]
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MILIPOL ASIA-PACIFIC EXHIBITION, SINGAPORE, 18-20 MAY 2022
3DX-Ray will be exhibiting at MILIPOL Asia-Pacific 2022 from 18th to 20th May 2022 at Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore. Find us on stand 1724 where we will be showcasing our new AXIS™-CXi cabinet x-ray scanning system and ThreatScan®-AS1, an integrated amorphous silicon portable x-ray system. Visitor Registration for MILIPOL Asia-Pacific 2022
A guide to X ray scanning
X-rays were discovered in 1895. The first medically useful X ray scanning followed within a year. Industrial use blossomed after WWII with the introduction of isotopes such as cobalt-60 and caesium-137. These gradually replaced the use of dangerous radium and radon. Early industrial applications included checking Welding Machined parts Pipe wall and pressurized piping Storage […]