Bone Fragment Detector Technology

Eagle Product Inspection launches Performance X-ray Technology (PXT™) detector technology designed to identify bone fragments down to 1 mm in size in fresh, frozen, and refrigerated poultry products as well as in bulk flow and retail poultry portions.

Eagle Product Inspection

Nov 5, 2021

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When paired with the RMI 400 x-ray machine, the technology has been shown to detect bones as small as 0.6 mm.

Speed is also a feature of Eagle Product’s new detector technology. High-resolution product images are processed instantly through the use of Eagle’s latest SimulTask™ PRO image analysis software.

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