Introducing the new ThreatScan AS2 flat panel 3DX-Ray Scanner

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3DX-Ray is set to make a big impact at this year’s Milipol Asia Pacific with the introduction of their new ThreatScan AS2 flat panel. The CEO of 3DX-RAY LTD, Vincent Deery, expressed his excitement about unveiling the smaller flat panel at the important Asia-Pacific market event in Singapore.

The new ThreatScan AS2 has been specifically designed based on feedback from users who were looking for a smaller panel with all the capabilities of its larger counterparts. This new detector is compact enough to be easily maneuvered in restricted areas, such as under car seats or between panels. With a slightly improved resolution and the latest glassless technology inside, the AS2 boasts excellent dead zone cut-off down to less than 3mm on two sides.

In addition to the ThreatScan AS2, the 3DX-Ray team will also showcase their established products, including the ThreatScan-AS1(ISC), ThreatScan-LS1, and ThreatScan-LS3, which are already in use by security, police, and military units across the region.

The ThreatScan-AS1(ISC) is a robust amorphous silicon portable x-ray inspection system that includes a detector panel, high penetration 150kV generator, laptop, batteries, chargers, user-friendly software, wireless communication, and transport case.

Attendees of Milipol Asia Pacific can visit Booth No. 2530 to see the latest innovations from 3DX-Ray and learn more about their cutting-edge security solutions.

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