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Food & Agriculture Foreign objects in food items are a major concern in the food industry. From bones in fish or poultry, to pieces of glass in babyfood or nutshells in pecan icecream, x-ray inspection can help improve safety by routinely scanning these items. Another application is found in the screening of seeds and grains for quality. X-ray inspection can help identify bad seeds and assist in the laboratory analysis of grains, nuts and other agricultural products.
Please click on an image below to see a full size version:
 An assortment of nuts. |
 Hazelnuts and a peanut. |
 Garlic clove (25kV). |
 Cold medicine in bubble pack (one defective). |
 Onion (25kV). |
 Seeds (corn, sunflower & anise). |
 Image of a 1.5 mm thick tree ring sample (courtesy of Quintek Measurement Systems, Inc. and Industrial Analytics Corporation). |
Metal shavings inside |
 Apple core. |
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