Intelid India Private Limited

Baggage Scanner Machine, it is essential to include details that ensure the machine meets security, performance, and operational standards. Here is a list of common specifications:

1. Scanning Technology:

• X-ray Imaging Technology: Single-view or dual-view imaging for more comprehensive scans.
• Penetration Power: Ability to penetrate materials (minimum 30mm steel penetration).
• Image Resolution: High-quality imaging for clear identification (often measured in line pairs per millimeter, e.g., 40 AWG).

2. Tunnel Size:

• Dimensions: Common sizes for different uses:
  • Small (for hand luggage): Approx. 500mm (width) x 300mm (height).
  • Medium (for regular luggage): Approx. 600mm (width) x 400mm (height).
  • Large (for bigger baggage or cargo): Approx. 1000mm (width) x 800mm (height).

3. Conveyor Belt:

• Load Capacity: Measured in kg, e.g., 100-200 kg capacity for airport or heavy-duty use.

4. Detection Capabilities:

• Organic and Inorganic Detection: Differentiate between materials, such as metal, plastic, and liquids.
• Explosives and Narcotics Detection: Automatic detection software for identifying dangerous substances.
• Density Threshold: Ability to detect dense items or materials like weapons or contraband.
• Automatic Threat Detection: AI-assisted software to identify firearms, knives, or other threats.

5. Image Processing:

• Multi-Color Imaging: Typically 3-color imaging (organic, inorganic, and mixed) for easy interpretation.
• Zoom Function: 2x, 4x, 8x magnification for detailed inspection of suspect areas.
• Image Archive: Ability to save and store scan images for future reference (with time-stamp).
• High Contrast Imaging: For distinguishing objects of similar density.

• Radiation Safety: Conformance to international standards for radiation emission, such as ISO 1600 or CE certifications. 

7. Power Supply:

• Voltage: Typically 220V AC, 50/60 Hz.
• Power Consumption: Approx. 1-2 kVA, depending on machine size and usage.

8. Operating Environment:

• Temperature Range: Must operate effectively in a wide range of temperatures (e.g., -10°C to +40°C).
• Humidity Tolerance: Should work in environments with relative humidity of 5%-95% non-condensing.

9. Software Features:

• Threat Image Projection (TIP): Insert simulated threat objects into the scanning images to train and test operators.
• Operator Assist Software: Provides assistance in identifying potential threats.
• Networking Capability: Ability to connect the scanner to a security network for centralized monitoring.
• Image Enhancements: Options like edge enhancement, inverse image, and pseudo-coloring for better interpretation.

10. Physical Dimensions and Weight:

• Machine Size: Depending on the model, ensure it fits the space requirements.
• Weight: Heavier machines are typically more stable but may require proper installation planning.

11. Certifications and Standards:

• CE, ISO 9001, ISO 14001: For quality, safety, and environmental management.
• Radiation Safety Standards: Compliance with national or international radiation safety standards (like FDA, ANSI, etc.).

12. Additional Features:

• Monitor Display: 19” or larger high-resolution monitor for operators.
• Multi-language Support: Software should support multiple languages for ease of use.