Dual view technology and a heavy duty design for pallet and air cargo X-ray screening.
The 632DV is an advanced cargo and large parcel system designed for inspection of pallet and break bulk cargo screening. The 632DV tunnel opening of 1,500 mm x 1650 mm, detection of explosives and narcotics alert, dual view technology, and superior image quality allows high throughput of screened objects.
The 632DV has been approved and included on the U.S. TSA Air Cargo Screening Technology List (ACSTL) and the Transport Canada (TC) Air Cargo Security Program (ACS).
Regulatory Approved Alarm for High Density Objects
E.U. Complaint & Approved by U.S. TSA & Transport Canada
DETECTION OF EXPLOSIVES AND NARCOTICS ALERT
Target and NARCScan are designed to assist operators in the detection of a range of explosives and narcotics respectively in real time during the scanning process by marking a potential threat on the X-ray image. Rapiscan® Systems detection algorithms are based on regulatory material analysis techniques.
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
632DV performance is in full compliance with the European Union regulations (EC) No. 300/2008, (EU) No. 2015/1998 and Commissions Decision C (2015)8005 for aviation security.
EASE OF USE PROVIDING HIGHEST THROUGHPUT
With over 13 image processing tools and detection alert algorithm functions, the feature rich software allows the operator to more easily and accurately search for contraband.
DUAL VIEW ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
As mandated by US and EU regulators, the 632DV utilizes a dual-view technology which produces two simultaneous images (vertical and horizontal views) of the scanned object. It provides a more complete image, thereby reducing the need for repositioning and rescanning and enabling rapid, accurate and comprehensive threat detection.
DARC ALARM
Rapiscan® Systems' proprietary detection algorithm that detects areas of high density while screening air cargo. Rapiscan® Systems collaborated closely with the U.K. Department for Transport to create DARC alarm and jointly executed the necessary test trials to verify the effectiveness of the DARC Alarm algorithm.
