Eagle Product Inspection will spotlight its latest inspection technologies, all equipped with PXT photon-counting X-ray technology, at Pack Expo Las Vegas 2025, offering food and meat processors a firsthand look at how to prevent recalls, ensure product quality, increase efficiency and meet FSMA traceability requirements.

At Eagle's booth #N-7610, visitors can explore the Maximizer RMI with SimulTask Pro and PXT, the RMI 400 with TraceServer, Pack 400 HC with PXT and Pack 430 Pro with PXT.

The Maximizer RMI offers bone detection capabilities across raw poultry products including breasts, tenders, thighs, and legs. It features photon-counting X-ray technology, PXT, for high-resolution image capture, alongside Eagle’s advanced SimulTask Pro image analysis software that processes up to 65,535 greyscale values per image. This combination provides accurate bone detection with real-time analysis in one-tenth of a second. In addition, the system integrates an automatic reject management system for precise, real-time removal of non-conforming product. The Maximizer maintains a small footprint and is engineered for maximum hygiene and ergonomic operation.

Eagle’s RMI 400 with TraceServer detects contaminants including bone fragments as small as 1 millimeter and records inspection data automatically to support full traceability and compliance. Designed for ease of sanitation, the system can be disassembled and reassembled in minutes, meeting key food safety standards including HACCP, GFSI and BRCGS.

The Pack 400 HC is designed for harsh washdown environments and efficiently inspects meat, poultry and seafood products. This compact system performs multiple tasks simultaneously, such as contaminant detection, mass measurement, component counting and seal integrity checks. It features SimulTask Pro software for accurate inline contaminant detection, all within a design that prioritizes cleanability and operator access.

Ideal for mid-sized packaged products and multilane production lines, the Pack 430 Pro inspects poly-wrapped items and products in foil or metalized film. It can simultaneously inspect identical or dissimilar products across two lanes or dedicate one lane to rework.

Eagle experts will be on-hand at Pack Expo Las Vegas to discuss applications, answer questions and offer insights into optimizing inspection performance.

Source: Eagle Product Inspection