X-ray Inspection Machine

The Eagle Pack 430 X-ray inspection machine with MDX technology is designed to remove difficult-to-find inorganic contaminants such as glass, small pieces of rocks, dense rubber, and plastic.

Eagle Product Inspection

Jun 25, 2020

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Eagle Product Inspection’s Eagle Pack 430 X-ray inspection machine designed specifically for mid-sized packaged products, is capable of high-speed multi-lane inspection and performs even in challenging cold and high-moisture environments. With today’s manufacturers seeking greater versatility and efficiency, the machine allows for flexible changeovers between products and can be paired with the latest version of Eagle’s SimulTask software for traceability and demonstrated diligence in the event of any hazard-related recall.

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