Backscatter X-ray detects radiation that reflects from the target
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It has potential applications where less-destructive examination is required and can operate if only one side of the target is available for examination. These devices scan peoples' bodies by creating a detailed outline similar to a chalk drawing or an extremely detailed X-ray image.
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The scanners highlight materials that metal detectors and older X-ray machines cannot detect, such as plastic explosives, drugs or non-metallic weapons made of ceramic.
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The technology is used to perform quick non-contact appraisal of baggage and people to detect hidden weapons, tools, liquids, narcotics, currency, and contraband. Backscatter X-rays interact differently depending on the type of material they come into contact with. Each different type of material, organic or non-organic, causes the X-rays to scatter at different intensity levels, providing a high-contrast two-dimensional image. Security personnel can use these images to detect suspicious objects under a person's clothing or hidden inside body cavities.
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The Videray PX1 has made it easier to scan any surface in a matter of seconds and automatically enhances the image for better results. Combined with the Videray MTP+, the backscatter and transmission X-rays work together and perform better than ever with the Modular Transmission Panel. Providing superior penetration capability and image quality, you get the best of two technologies in one place.
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