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VW-60SD
vikingdetector
202210261348
Baggage and walk-through scanners are used to check for bombs, weapons, or other dangerous objects in checked baggage. The technology is well established and has been used for years by airlines. The scanner will detect objects that are concealed within the baggage compartment and alert the operator. The object must be put on the conveyor belt before it can be passed through the machine.
Vehicle scanners check for explosives in vehicles that have been parked at airports. This technology has been developed by airport security personnel and is used to ensure that vehicles do not contain explosives or radioactive material that could pose a threat to public safety.
Handheld scanners are portable devices that can scan passengers as they enter an airport terminal building. These devices work much like handheld metal detectors in that they test for metallic objects hidden under clothing or carried in bags and luggage.
1. Applicable to government law enforcement agencies: security inspections of prohibited metal items in various venues, such as public security bureaus, procuratorates, court courts, prisons, labor camps, detention centers, detoxification centers, etc.
2. Applicable to social public places: security inspections at the entrances of various public places such as stadiums, entertainment places (disc halls, song and dance halls, etc.), airports, railway stations, bus stations, ports, customs, banks, exhibition halls, museums, Banks, oil depots, power stations, etc.
3. Applicable to production enterprises: security inspections of various processing enterprises or important enterprises, for example, electronics (such as: chips, memory, circuit boards, hard disks, mobile phones, MP3, translator, recording pen, electronic devices, etc.) , Wire and cable, electrical appliances, gold and silver jewelry, cigarettes, medicines, ink cartridges, industrial and mining, hardware products, electroplating, die casting, plumbing equipment, precious metals (copper, aluminum, etc.) and their processing, etc.
Baggage and walk-through scanners are used to check for bombs, weapons, or other dangerous objects in checked baggage. The technology is well established and has been used for years by airlines. The scanner will detect objects that are concealed within the baggage compartment and alert the operator. The object must be put on the conveyor belt before it can be passed through the machine.
Vehicle scanners check for explosives in vehicles that have been parked at airports. This technology has been developed by airport security personnel and is used to ensure that vehicles do not contain explosives or radioactive material that could pose a threat to public safety.
Handheld scanners are portable devices that can scan passengers as they enter an airport terminal building. These devices work much like handheld metal detectors in that they test for metallic objects hidden under clothing or carried in bags and luggage.
1. Applicable to government law enforcement agencies: security inspections of prohibited metal items in various venues, such as public security bureaus, procuratorates, court courts, prisons, labor camps, detention centers, detoxification centers, etc.
2. Applicable to social public places: security inspections at the entrances of various public places such as stadiums, entertainment places (disc halls, song and dance halls, etc.), airports, railway stations, bus stations, ports, customs, banks, exhibition halls, museums, Banks, oil depots, power stations, etc.
3. Applicable to production enterprises: security inspections of various processing enterprises or important enterprises, for example, electronics (such as: chips, memory, circuit boards, hard disks, mobile phones, MP3, translator, recording pen, electronic devices, etc.) , Wire and cable, electrical appliances, gold and silver jewelry, cigarettes, medicines, ink cartridges, industrial and mining, hardware products, electroplating, die casting, plumbing equipment, precious metals (copper, aluminum, etc.) and their processing, etc.
