Minebea Intec Dymond-S X-Ray Detection
The Mineabea Intec Dymond-S sets a new benchmark in the field of X-ray inspection technology. Specifically designed for the food industry, the unit provides unrivalled accuracy and reliability. Both functionally and aesthetically, the Dymond line has been completely revised.
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Minebea Intec Dymond-S X-Ray Detection
Minebea Intec Dymond-S X-Ray Detection sets a new benchmark in the field of X-ray inspection technology. Specifically designed for the food industry, the unit provides unrivalled accuracy and reliability. Both functionally and aesthetically, the Dymond line has been completely revised. This new and unique design guarantees compliance with even the strictest international hygienic regulations. Supplied as a modular system, the Dymond-S facilitates easy integration alongside existing conveyor belt systems with minimal production downtimes.
The Mineabea Intec Dymond-S combines high detection sensitivity with low power consumption. The unit is optionally available with a chicane belt. Intuitive operator control through an icon-based user interface. Products can easily be set up or adjusted by line operators without requiring special training or previous X-ray knowledge and without the involvement of an engineer.
Key Features
- Detects even the smallest contaminants
- Easy maintenance and cleaning
- Ensures product safety with virtual testing and parallel image processing
- Meets and exceeds a comprehensive range of environmental and hygienic regulations
- Outstanding detection performance while ensuring maximum line speeds
- Multi-lane solutions for up to eight lines through one detector
- Integrated network compatibility, allowing remote access by technicians for quick error diagnosis and support
- Powerful interfaces, including USB and Ethernet, allow easy integration into data networks
- Can easily be set up or adjusted by line operators without requiring special training or previous X-ray knowledge and without the involvement of an engineer