XBIS-X Ray baggage Machine

XBIS-X Ray baggage Machine

An X-ray baggage machine is a type of security screening equipment that uses X-rays to create images of the contents of luggage or other items. It is commonly used at airports, government buildings, and other high-security locations to detect potentially dangerous or prohibited items, such as weapons, explosives, and illegal drugs.

The X-ray baggage machine works by emitting a low dose of ionizing radiation that passes through the luggage or item being screened. As the X-rays pass through the object, they are absorbed or scattered differently by different materials, creating an image of the object's contents. The resulting image is then displayed on a monitor, where a trained operator can examine it for potential threats.

Modern X-ray baggage machines are typically designed to be fast, accurate, and easy to use, with features like automatic threat detection, image enhancement, and alarm systems to alert operators to potential threats. They are an important part of ensuring the safety and security of travellers and the public in high-risk environments.