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MDX measures the ratio of two different sets of x-ray energies that pass through a product, enabling users to discriminate between organic and inorganic materials.
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.
An advanced inspection system from Eagle Production Inspection will show how x-ray machines and supporting software can be easily integrated into the patty-making process.
Mettler Toledo specialists will be available to thoroughly explain the systems’ technology and answer questions about attendees’ specific inspection needs.
Today’s advanced metal detection technology incorporates multi-simultaneous frequency technology to overcome product effect and reduce or eliminate false rejects.
