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Eagle: X-ray inspection system provides high-speed imaging

Designed for inspection of mid-sized packaged products, Eagle’s Pack 430 PRO X-ray inspection system provides enhanced graphical interfaces and improved contaminant detection.

Eagle’s Pack 430 PRO X-ray inspection system
Eagle’s Pack 430 PRO X-ray inspection system

The Pack 430 PRO system provides 430 mm (16.9 in) of detection coverage at the belt and is capable of high-speed imaging up to 120 meters per minute (400 fpm).

With the multi-lane inspection abilities, customers can inspect multiple lanes of the same or dissimilar products or use one lane for production and the other for rework. Standard and high-resolution packages are available to satisfy each customer’s specific requirements by balancing smaller contaminant detection and high line speeds.

All Eagle systems are network capable, allowing 
remote access by Eagle expert technicians to quickly diagnose and often correct issues without dispatching a technician for on-site service. The system is available in both IP65 and IP69K environmental ratings, and features a roll-out conveyor for easy maintenance and cleaning.

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