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Security inspection

Compare screening equipment by application, detection requirements and permitted environment. Review exact-model documentation and site requirements before selection.

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ZK-D2180 walk-through metal detector

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Planning a screening point

Most checkpoints combine two or three types of equipment, each with a different role:

  • Door frame metal detectors (DFMD): walk-through frames that screen every visitor and indicate where on the body metal was found.
  • Hand-held metal detectors: battery wands that guards use to locate the exact object after a frame alarm, or at small entrances.
  • X-ray baggage scanners: conveyor scanners that show the contents of bags, parcels and cartons without opening them.
  • Specialty detectors: the MDS100 helps sites that prohibit phones, such as exam halls, data centres and production floors.

When choosing, start with peak footfall, since throughput decides how many lanes and frames you need. Then consider what you need to find: weapons, phones or contraband in bags. Finally, check the floor space, power points and whether any equipment will sit in an outdoor or semi-covered area. Larger systems such as X-ray scanners are usually priced per project, so send your requirement with the expected footfall and bag sizes.

Buying guidance

How to choose screening equipment

General guidance. Ratings vary by model.

  1. What to screenWalk-through detectors screen people, X-ray scanners screen bags and parcels, hand-held detectors handle secondary checks.
  2. Zones and sensitivityMulti-zone walk-through detectors show where on the body metal was found. Compare the number of zones and sensitivity levels.
  3. Tunnel sizeFor an X-ray scanner, match the tunnel width and height to the largest bag or parcel you expect.
  4. Throughput and siteEstimate people or bags per hour, then check the floor space and power supply at the entrance.

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