FeedMettler-Toledo Safeline, Inc.
Mettler-Toledo Safeline, Inc. introduces AdvanChek – a cost-effective X-ray contaminant inspection system for packaged products. Using Safeline’s low-energy X-ray technology, the AdvanChek reliably detects and rejects many contaminants, including metal, stone, glass and bone.
With a user-intuitive, color touch-screen interface, the system requires minimal training; operators will be comfortable using AdvanChek in less than 30 minutes due to its unique automatic set-up feature, according to the company. AdvanChek’s modular design has three main modules that are quickly replaceable, ensuring maximum uptime. The AdvanChek X-ray system’s small and flexible footprint enables easy integration into any production line. The system's washdown-protected enclosure is built to NEMA 12 specifications and is upgradeable to NEMA 4X (suitable for high-pressure, hot or caustic washdown environments). All material-handling and reject systems are custom-designed and manufactured in-house, specific to each application.
The manufacturer states that AdvanChek's easy operation, flexible design, modular construction and improved reliability ensure low start up costs and the lowest lifetime costs of any X-ray system on the market.
Company Information
6005 Benjamin Road
Tampa, Fla. 33634-5145 (see map)
Phone: 1-800-447-4439 or (813) 889-9500
Fax: (813) 881-0840
email: safeline.marketing@mt.com
Website: www.mt.com/safelinus