The HI-SCAN 6040C X-ray system is designed to detect prohibited and dangerous objects when checking the contents of bags and luggage at security checkpoints. It is ideal for use in public buildings such as prisons, courts, embassies, banks and hotels, where its modern design and compact size will fit into any interior.
The HI-SCAN 6040C is the embodiment of Smiths Detection's excellence in X-ray technology: more than 40 years of experience and engineering developments that meet the highest safety standards are combined with proven product reliability.
The HI-SCAN 6040C is equipped with a 160 kV generator, renowned for its high quality X-ray images, allowing operators to quickly and easily detect potentially dangerous objects with fewer errors. New sophisticated image analysis features, including Organic Only Plus, Organic Stripping Plus and Organic Enhancement, make the unit a leader in distinguishing organic and inorganic materials on the screen, which is essential for reliable and rapid detection of hazardous and prohibited objects such as explosives, drugs, food and banknotes.
The new Optimized Background Contrast feature significantly increases the recognition of objects on the screen.
The intelligent Power-on Self-Test functions and special diagnostic tools such as Real-time Background Diagnosis and Real-time System Feedback provide prompt information and ease of use. These features help the operator or technician quickly find and fix the problem, reducing downtime for service.
The new HiTraX 3 electronics and software provide a reliable platform for future upgrades and ensure compliance with changing safety requirements.
The HI-SCAN 6040C can be used in combination with other Smiths Detection technologies, including people screening and detection of traces of narcotics and explosives.
For the convenience of HI-SCAN 6040C users, Smiths Detection has created a global service network, combining field service centers with qualified specialists who will ensure the system is operational 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.