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Contaminant inspection equipment

Published:  30 August, 2019

LOMA SYSTEMS says it will be highlighting its wide range of ‘Designed to Survive’ metal detection, checkweighing and X-ray inspection equipment for the global food industry at PPMA Total 2019.

Offering check and detect solutions for 50 years, the company will be showcasing its latest durable, flexible and factory friendly IQ4 Metal Detectors, X5 X-ray Inspection Systems, CW3 Checkweighers and Combination models, all offering low lifetime cost of ownership whilst ensuring consumer safety and brand protection, as well as strengthening operating efficiencies and quality control processes. Amongst the advanced contaminant inspection machines on display will be the next-generation IQ4 Metal Detector offering improved detection sensitivity and X5 Spacesaver X-ray Inspection system specially developed for optimum inspection performance.

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