X-Ray Inspection System for Packaged Products

The X-Ray Inspection System for Packaged Products is engineered to detect foreign objects in sealed items, enhancing safety and quality. With high-resolution imaging and advanced algorithms, it identifies metals, glass, stones, hard plastics, and bones. Ideal for food, pharmaceutical, and light manufacturing sectors, it delivers fast, accurate, and non-invasive inspections.

Industry Applications​

Our X-ray inspection systems serve diverse food industry sectors, addressing unique challenges in each with specialized solutions.​

X-Ray Inspection Solutions and Vision Inspection Solutions for packaged products.

Detect foreign objects in the meat and poultry during processing.

Suitable for bottled drinks for contanmiants and fill level detection.

Highly Suitable for detecting foreign objects in large or bulky items.

Foreign bodies in seafood can be detected by X-ray machines, such as fish meat.

The X-Ray Inspection system can be used to inspect fruits such as oranges.

The X-Ray inspection system detects foreign objects in cheese, ensuring safety and quality.

The X-Ray inspection system detects foreign contaminants in dairy products, ensuring purity.

Why Choose Foodman?

AI Powered Technology

AI technology boosts detection accuracy and efficiency.

Customizable Solution

We offer customizable solutions tailored to your production line.

Reasonable Price

Our products offer great value with competitive pricing and high quality.

Lifetime Service

We provide 1-year warranty and lifetime services. Reply in 24 hrs.

About Foodman

We specialize in food foreign object inspection and comprehensive visual detection solutions for the food processing industries. Our advanced technology ensures the identification of any foreign contaminants, safeguarding product integrity.

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Our Technology

We created our own algorithm to improve image processing and visual inspection. Our focus is on providing more efficient X-ray and visual inspection solutions.

FDX

The FDX (Foodman Dual Energy X-Ray) system uses high-resolution TDI detectors and deep learning algorithms for material analysis, low-density impurity detection, and morphological feature inspection for enhanced accuracy. 

FIAP

The FIAP (Foodman Intelligent Algorithm Platform) uses advanced AI algorithms to enhance inspection processes. By applying deep learning to large image datasets, it improves detection accuracy for foreign objects and defects.

VISUAL

Our products use visual technology for quality inspections via image recognition. Cameras and image processing algorithms capture and analyze images to identify defects and ensure products meet quality standards.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answering the most common questions about metal detectors,  vision machines, and x-ray inspection systems to help you make informed decisions.

An x-ray inspection system detects contaminants such as bones, glass, metal, and stones in packaged or bulk food products. It not only ensure compliance with food safety standards but also help prevent costly product recalls.

Yes. To maintain accuracy, systems should follow a scheduled calibration and validation program. Many modern machines offer self-calibration, auto-sensitivity adjustment, and intelligent image optimization to reduce manual workload.

Yes. X-Ray inspection is completely safe for food products. The radiation dose used is extremely low and does not change taste, texture, nutritional content, or safety. It complies with global standards like FDA, CE, and HACCP.

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