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CBRNE Detection American Science and Engineering debuts advanced security screening systems at ABU DHABI event 15, 2016 – American Science wide supplier of innovative X-ray detection solutions, today introduced three innovative scanning systems to the Middle East which are ideally suited for helping authorities combat terrorism and other security threats. New products tal® system that combines multiple detection technologies for up to six views of cargo and vehicles; the Car- relocatable, multi-technology scan- Z Portal for Trucks and Cargo ning system for threats concealed in cars and small vehicles; and the sion option for the top-selling line screening systems. During ISNR 2016 (March 15— - MINI Z® handheld imaging system in our channel partner Al Hamra’s stand #4230. “Security agencies in the Middle East have experienced first-hand how our systems help reduce the level of vulnerability to explosive threats and contraband,” said Chuck and CEO of AS&E. “We are confident they will find that our new offerings address high-priority security objectives and trengthen their ability to protect residents, visitors, and critical infrastructure against terrorist threats.” For a list of recent seizures with AS&E’s range of detection solutions, click here. The Next Generation Z Portal: Multi-view, multi-technology cargo and vehicle screening system is the only drive-through cargo and vehicle inspection system that uses multiple detection technologies to provide up to six views—including scatter®, and Forwardscatter® images—of scanned passenger vehicles, trucks, buses, and cargo. The new Z latest source and detector innovations in a more compact design, enabling improved image quality at higher throughput in space-constrained locations such as checkpoints at high-threat facilities. View the video. CarView Portal: Cost-effective, high-throughput, superior inspection of small vehicles The CarView portal screens occupied cars and small vehicles to help secure special events, parking 32
garages, and high-threat locations. The system uses innovative Wave nology to simultaneously produce two top-down images: a high-quality dual-energy transmission image scanned vehicle. The dual-energy transmission image offers material discrimination technology to detect metallic and organic threats and contraband, while the photo-like Z detection of organic threats such as explosives, drugs, and stowaways. This cost-effective, versatile system is easily relocatable and its compact footprint meets the physical requirements of standard tollbooth lanes. View the video. ZBV with Tx-View: Dual-energy transmission option for the ZBV system Tx-View is a dual-energy transmission option for AS&E’s industry- and vehicle screening systems. This security personnel to simultaneously acquire dual-energy transmission images for detection of metallic threats such as weapons and artil- es for superior detection of organic More on page 36 PINPOINT THREAT with the world’s most trusted metal detectors. Performance. Protection. Dependability. Since 1964. ® garrett.com Toll Free: 800.234.6151 (U.S. & Canada) 33
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