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X-ray System Helps Food and Beverage Companies Optimize Production Efficiencies

Improves the sustainability of operations and quality of products while saving energy

Eagle Epx100 X Ray System

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The Eagle Product Inspection X-ray system has a 20-watt low power generator that eliminates the need for air conditioner cooling. Engineered for small to mid-sized manufacturers, contract packagers, seasonal operators, and global companies looking to standardize their equipment, the EPX100 system finds and rejects contaminants and performs quality checks in packages made from plastic, compostable and biodegradable materials, and glass, as well as traditional cartons and boxes. The compact format EPX100-S model can be integrated into any existing production line where space is at a premium.

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