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Testing an X-ray system is typically based on selecting small bones and cutting small pieces of these bones. These pieces are subsequently placed into a chicken fillet or a deboned leg. The product is subsequently scanned by the X-ray system, and its ability to detect the bone in question is assessed.
A 'fine' job: Foreign-material contamination can have a devastating effect on meat and poultry merchandising, but newer and more sophisticated technologies are enhancing food safety.
The exhibit will also feature the company’s durable, flexible and factory-friendly X5 series of X-ray inspection models - used widely by food producers across the world.
Gainco is the exclusive authorized distributor of Anritsu Industrial Solutions USA inspection systems and equipment for the poultry industry. Anritsu x-ray detection systems provide automatic detection of bone material, metal, wire, glass stone and rubber.
