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Shanan Technology Showcases Real-Time Foreign Object Detection for Safe Production Lines at Shenzhen Packaging Exhibitio

Shenzhen, China — October 14, 2026 — As the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Bao’an) buzzes with industry activity during the ongoing packaging exhibition, Shanan Technology is drawing attention at Booth 8M35 with its advanced solutions designed to deliver safe production lines through real-time foreign object detection. The exhibition, running from October 13–15, 2026, has brought together packaging professionals from across the region to explore the latest trends and opportunities in the industry. At the Shanan Technology booth, attendees are discovering how integrated inspection technologies are transforming quality assurance in packaging production environments. The Growing Need for Foreign Object Detection in Packaging As packaging lines accelerate and product complexity increases, the risk of foreign object contamination remains a critical concern for manufacturers across food, pharmaceutical, and industrial packaging sectors. Modern production environments demand inspection systems that can operate at line speed without compromising detection accuracy. X-ray inspection systems have become an industry-standard solution for identifying both metallic and non-metallic contaminants — including glass, stone, bone, and dense plastics — that traditional metal detectors may miss. These systems generate real-time images of each package’s contents, enabling comprehensive quality control without interrupting product flow. For applications involving metalized film packaging or aluminum foil trays, X-ray technology offers distinct advantages over traditional detection methods, which can be affected by the “package effect” that interferes with metal detector performance. This makes X-ray inspection particularly valuable for modern flexible packaging and sustainable packaging formats. Safety and Compliance at the Forefront Food safety regulations and industry standards continue to evolve, placing greater emphasis on documented inspection protocols and traceability. Modern detection systems support compliance with HACCP, GFSI, SQF, and FSMA requirements through detailed audit trails and automated reporting capabilities. The integration of AI-powered detection algorithms is also transforming the inspection landscape. Machine learning enables systems to adapt to product variations in real time, reducing false rejects and minimizing operator intervention. This intelligent approach supports both quality assurance and operational efficiency — a balance that has become central to packaging industry strategy in 2026. Join Shanan Technology at Booth 8M35 Shanan Technology invites all exhibition attendees to visit Booth 8M35 during the remaining days of the show. The team is available to discuss specific foreign object detection requirements, demonstrate real-time inspection capabilities, and explore how customized solutions can support safe, compliant packaging production. Visitors can expect: Live demonstrations of X-ray inspection technology for packaging applications Discussions on quality control strategies for diverse product types Insights into regulatory compliance and documentation best practices The exhibition continues through October 15, 2026, at the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Bao’an).

2026

10/14

Shanan Technology to Showcase Latest Innovations at Shenzhen Packaging Exhibition 2026

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2026

10/10

Understanding Product Effect: Why High-Moisture Foods Are More Difficult to Inspect with Metal Detectors

Introduction Metal detectors have become an essential part of modern food production, helping manufacturers identify metal contamination and protect consumer safety. However, when inspecting products with high moisture or salt content, manufacturers often encounter a challenge known as Product Effect. Product Effect can reduce inspection sensitivity, increase false rejects, and make it more difficult to detect small metal contaminants. Understanding why it occurs—and how to minimize its impact—is critical for maintaining both food safety and production efficiency. In this article, we explain what Product Effect is, why it affects certain foods, and how modern metal detection technology helps overcome this challenge. What Is Product Effect? Product Effect refers to the electrical signal generated by the product itself when it passes through a metal detector. Foods that contain large amounts of water, salt, or minerals can conduct electricity. As they move through the detector’s electromagnetic field, they create a signal that may resemble the signal produced by a metal contaminant. The metal detector must distinguish between the product signal and the contaminant signal. When the product signal is too strong, detection becomes more challenging. This is one of the main reasons why false rejects occur in food processing. Which Foods Are Most Affected? Product Effect is most noticeable in foods with high moisture and high conductivity. Typical examples include: Fresh meat Poultry Seafood Cheese Ready meals Fresh vegetables Sauces Frozen foods Pet food Products with high salt content generally produce stronger Product Effect than dry foods. By comparison, products such as biscuits, crackers, cereals, coffee beans, nuts, and powdered ingredients generate much weaker signals and are easier to inspect. Why Does Product Effect Reduce Detection Sensitivity? When the product itself creates a strong signal, the detector must filter out that background interference before identifying foreign metal contaminants. This can result in: Lower sensitivity for stainless steel Increased false reject rates Reduced inspection stability More frequent production interruptions Additional product waste For manufacturers processing thousands of packages per hour, even a small increase in false rejects can significantly impact production efficiency. Factors That Influence Product Effect Several factors determine the strength of Product Effect. Moisture Content Water conducts electricity, making fresh and frozen foods more challenging than dry products. Salt Concentration Salt greatly increases electrical conductivity. Products such as cured meat, seafood, cheese, and ready meals often create stronger signals. Product Temperature Warm products generally produce a stronger Product Effect than frozen products. This is why frozen meat is often easier to inspect than fresh meat. Product Size Larger packages contain more conductive material and therefore generate stronger signals. Product Orientation The shape and orientation of the product can also affect the electromagnetic signal passing through the detector. How Can Manufacturers Reduce Product Effect? Modern inspection systems provide several effective methods to reduce Product Effect. Multi-Frequency Technology Advanced metal detectors automatically select the most suitable operating frequency for different products. This improves sensitivity while reducing unnecessary false rejects. Digital Signal Processing High-speed digital processing separates product signals from contaminant signals more accurately. Product Memory Modern detectors can store inspection parameters for hundreds of different products, ensuring consistent performance during product changeovers. Proper Machine Setup Correct sensitivity settings, conveyor speed, and product positioning all contribute to better inspection stability. Routine Verification Regular testing using certified test pieces confirms that the detector continues to perform according to HACCP requirements. Metal Detector vs Product Effect Although Product Effect cannot be completely eliminated, advanced inspection technology significantly reduces its influence. Modern digital metal detectors can achieve excellent inspection performance for most high-moisture food applications while maintaining stable production. For products packaged in aluminum foil or applications requiring detection of glass, stone, or bone, X-ray inspection systems may provide a more suitable solution. Shanan Technology Solutions At Shanan Technology, we understand the challenges of inspecting difficult food products. Our SA-990 Food Metal Detector is equipped with advanced digital signal processing and optimized algorithms to minimize Product Effect while maintaining high detection sensitivity. For more demanding inspection tasks, our SAXR Series X-ray Inspection Systems provide reliable detection of metal, glass, bone, stone, ceramic, and other dense foreign objects—even in aluminum foil packaging. Whether you process fresh meat, seafood, dairy products, ready meals, frozen foods, or pet food, our engineers can recommend the most suitable inspection solution for your production line. Conclusion Product Effect is a natural characteristic of many food products—not a fault of the metal detector. By understanding how moisture, salt, temperature, and product composition influence inspection performance, manufacturers can optimize their detection systems, reduce false rejects, and improve overall production efficiency. Selecting the right inspection technology and properly configuring the equipment are the keys to achieving reliable food safety inspection. About Shanan Technology Shanan Technology is a professional manufacturer of food inspection equipment with over 16 years of industry experience. Our product range includes: SA-990 Food Metal Detector Aluminum Foil Metal Detector SAXR Series X-ray Inspection System SACW Series Checkweigher We provide customized inspection solutions for food, pharmaceutical, and packaging manufacturers worldwide. Contact Us Guangdong Shanan Technology Co., Ltd. 📧 Email: ruth@shanantechnology.com 🌐 Website: https://www.foodgrademetaldetector.com 📱 WhatsApp: +86 13827282272 👤 Contact: Ruth Zheng (Sales Manager)

2026

07/31

Metal Detector 🆚 X-ray Inspection: Which Food Inspection System Is Right for Your Production Line?

Introduction Food safety has become one of the highest priorities for food manufacturers around the world. Whether you produce meat, seafood, bakery products, dairy products, snacks, pharmaceuticals, or ready meals, choosing the right inspection equipment is essential for protecting consumers and complying with international food safety standards. Among all inspection technologies, metal detectors and X-ray inspection systems are the two most widely used solutions. However, many manufacturers are unsure which technology best fits their products and production requirements. This guide explains the differences between metal detectors and X-ray inspection systems, helping you select the most suitable solution for your production line. How Does a Metal Detector Work? Metal detectors generate an electromagnetic field around the search head. When a metal contaminant passes through the detection zone, the magnetic field changes, triggering an alarm and activating the reject system. Metal detectors are designed to detect: Ferrous metals Non-ferrous metals Stainless steel They are widely used in: Bakery Confectionery Meat processing Seafood Dairy Frozen food Pharmaceutical products Metal detectors provide fast inspection speeds, simple operation, and cost-effective contamination detection. How Does an X-ray Inspection System Work? Unlike metal detectors, X-ray inspection systems use low-energy X-rays to measure differences in material density. When products pass through the inspection tunnel, the detector analyzes density variations and identifies foreign objects that are denser than the surrounding product. Besides detecting metal contamination, X-ray systems can identify: Glass Stones Bones Ceramic Dense plastic (depending on density) Calcified contaminants Modern X-ray systems can also perform: Missing product detection Broken product inspection Fill level inspection Package integrity inspection Count verification This makes X-ray inspection a more comprehensive quality control solution. Metal Detector vs. X-ray Inspection Feature Metal Detector X-ray Inspection Detect Ferrous Metal ✅ ✅ Detect Non-Ferrous Metal ✅ ✅ Detect Stainless Steel ✅ ✅ Detect Glass ❌ ✅ Detect Bone ❌ ✅ Detect Stone ❌ ✅ Detect Ceramic ❌ ✅ Detect Dense Plastic Limited Depends on density Aluminum Foil Packaging ❌ Standard models cannot inspect ✅ Excellent Product Shape Inspection ❌ ✅ Missing Product Detection ❌ ✅ Fill Level Inspection ❌ ✅ Inspection Speed High High Equipment Cost Lower Higher Maintenance Cost Lower Moderate When Should You Choose a Metal Detector? A metal detector is often the best choice if: Your main concern is metal contamination. Products are not packaged in aluminum foil. You require high inspection speed. Your production budget is limited. You want a simple, reliable inspection solution. Typical applications include: Biscuits Bread Candy Nuts Frozen vegetables Powder Rice Coffee Plastic-packaged meat When Should You Choose an X-ray Inspection System? An X-ray inspection system is recommended when: Products are packaged in aluminum foil or metallized film. You need to detect glass, stone, bone, or ceramic. Product quality inspection is also required. Premium food safety standards are expected. Retail customers require advanced inspection systems. Typical applications include: Ready meals Aluminum tray meals Canned food Cheese Seafood Meat Poultry Pharmaceutical products Glass bottle products Can Metal Detectors and X-ray Systems Work Together? Absolutely. Many leading food manufacturers install both systems on different production lines. For example: Production Line 1 Raw materials ↓ Metal Detector ↓ Packaging ↓ Checkweigher Production Line 2 Finished products ↓ X-ray Inspection ↓ Weight Checking ↓ Cartoning This combination provides comprehensive foreign object detection while optimizing investment costs. Shanan Technology Inspection Solutions With over 16 years of experience, Shanan Technology provides complete food inspection solutions for manufacturers worldwide. Our product portfolio includes: SA-990 Food Metal Detector – High sensitivity, digital signal processing, stable detection for meat, seafood, bakery, snacks, dairy, and frozen foods. SAXR Series X-ray Inspection System – Detects metal, glass, bone, stone, ceramics, and other dense contaminants while supporting quality inspection functions. SACW Series Checkweighers – High-speed, high-accuracy dynamic weighing for food and pharmaceutical production lines. Whether you need a standalone metal detector, an X-ray inspection system, or a complete integrated inspection line, our engineering team can recommend the most suitable solution based on your products, packaging materials, and production requirements. Conclusion Both metal detectors and X-ray inspection systems play vital roles in modern food manufacturing. If your primary goal is detecting metal contaminants in non-metallic packaging, a metal detector offers an efficient and cost-effective solution. If you need to inspect products packaged in aluminum foil or detect a wider range of foreign objects such as glass, bone, and stone, an X-ray inspection system provides greater inspection capability. Understanding your product characteristics, packaging materials, and food safety requirements is the key to selecting the right inspection technology. About Shanan Technology Shanan Technology specializes in manufacturing food inspection equipment, including metal detectors, X-ray inspection systems, and checkweighers. With more than 16 years of experience, we provide reliable, high-performance inspection solutions trusted by food manufacturers around the world. Contact Us Guangdong Shanan Technology Co., Ltd. 📧 Email: ruth@shanantechnology.com 🌐 Website: https://www.foodgrademetaldetector.com 📱 WhatsApp: +86 13827282272 👤 Contact: Ruth Zheng (Sales Manager)

2026

07/22

How to Reduce False Rejects in Food Metal Detection Systems: A Practical Guide for Food Manufacturers

In today's highly competitive food industry, manufacturers are expected to maintain the highest standards of product safety while maximizing production efficiency. Metal detection systems play a critical role in protecting consumers from metal contamination, but frequent false rejects can create unnecessary waste, increase operating costs, and reduce productivity. Understanding why false rejects occur—and how to prevent them—can significantly improve your production line performance. This article explains the most common causes of false rejects and provides practical solutions that food manufacturers can implement immediately. What Is a False Reject? A false reject occurs when a metal detector identifies a perfectly safe product as contaminated and automatically rejects it from the production line. Although false rejects do not compromise food safety, they can lead to: Increased product waste Reduced production efficiency Higher labor costs Frequent production interruptions Lower customer confidence in inspection systems For manufacturers processing thousands of products every hour, even a small false reject rate can result in significant financial losses. Why Do False Rejects Happen? False rejects are usually caused by one or more of the following factors rather than an actual metal contaminant. 1. Product Effect The most common cause is known as the Product Effect. Foods containing high levels of moisture or salt naturally conduct electricity, generating signals similar to metal. Products such as: Fresh meat Poultry Cheese Seafood Ready meals Frozen foods are particularly susceptible. Selecting a multi-frequency or dual-frequency metal detector can greatly reduce this effect while maintaining excellent detection sensitivity. 2. Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) External electrical equipment may interfere with the detector. Common sources include: Variable frequency drives Large electric motors Welding equipment Radio transmitters Power cables Proper grounding and equipment installation can effectively minimize electromagnetic interference. 3. Machine Vibration Mechanical vibration is another overlooked factor. Loose conveyor frames, unstable floors, or excessive vibration from nearby machinery may generate electrical noise inside the detector. Routine maintenance and stable installation help ensure consistent inspection performance. 4. Incorrect Detector Settings Many users simply increase sensitivity to the maximum level, assuming it improves food safety. In reality, excessive sensitivity often results in more false rejects without providing meaningful improvements in contaminant detection. Sensitivity should always be optimized based on: Product type Package material Product size Conveyor speed Required detection standards 5. Environmental Conditions Temperature changes, humidity, and electrical fluctuations may influence inspection stability. Regular calibration and validation help maintain reliable performance throughout changing production conditions. Practical Ways to Reduce False Rejects Manufacturers can improve inspection performance by following these best practices. Select the Right Metal Detector Not every metal detector is suitable for every product. Wet, salty, or frozen foods often require advanced digital signal processing and multiple operating frequencies. Choosing equipment specifically designed for challenging food applications can significantly reduce false reject rates. Optimize Machine Parameters Rather than maximizing sensitivity, optimize settings according to actual production conditions. Professional commissioning ensures the detector achieves the best balance between sensitivity and stability. Perform Routine Verification Regular verification using certified test pieces helps confirm that the detector performs consistently while minimizing unnecessary product rejection. Many food safety management systems, including HACCP, recommend periodic performance verification. Maintain a Stable Installation Environment Keep the detector away from strong electromagnetic sources and ensure the conveyor system remains mechanically stable. Simple installation improvements often solve recurring false reject issues. Schedule Preventive Maintenance Routine inspection of belts, rollers, bearings, and electronic components prevents gradual performance degradation. Preventive maintenance reduces unexpected downtime and extends equipment life. Choosing the Right Metal Detection Solution Different production lines require different inspection technologies. For dry snacks and bakery products, standard digital metal detectors generally provide excellent performance. For high-moisture products such as meat, seafood, dairy products, and ready meals, advanced multi-frequency systems offer better stability and fewer false rejects. For packaged products containing aluminum foil or metallized film, conventional metal detectors cannot be used. In these applications, X-ray inspection systems or aluminum foil metal detectors are the preferred solutions. Selecting the right technology is often more effective than simply increasing sensitivity. How Shanan Technology Helps Food Manufacturers At Shanan Technology, we have specialized in food inspection equipment for more than 16 years. Our solutions include: Food Metal Detectors Aluminum Foil Metal Detectors X-ray Inspection Systems Checkweighers Complete Inspection Line Solutions Our inspection systems are designed to deliver: High detection sensitivity Stable performance Reduced false rejects Easy operation Reliable long-term performance Whether you process meat, seafood, bakery products, confectionery, dairy products, snacks, pharmaceuticals, or frozen foods, our engineers can recommend the most suitable inspection solution for your production line. Conclusion False rejects are not simply an inconvenience—they directly affect productivity, operating costs, and overall manufacturing efficiency. By understanding the root causes, optimizing detector settings, maintaining proper installation, and selecting equipment designed for your specific products, manufacturers can greatly improve inspection reliability while maintaining the highest food safety standards. As food safety regulations continue to evolve, investing in reliable inspection technology is becoming an essential part of modern food production. About Shanan Technology Shanan Technology is a professional manufacturer of food inspection equipment with over 16 years of industry experience. We provide high-performance metal detectors, X-ray inspection systems, checkweighers, and customized inspection solutions for food, pharmaceutical, and packaging industries worldwide. Contact Us 📧 Email: ruth@shanantechnology.com🌐 Website: https://www.foodgrademetaldetector.com📱 WhatsApp / WeChat: +86 13827282272👤 Contact: Ruth Zheng (Sales Manager) If you're looking to reduce false rejects and improve inspection efficiency, contact our team for a customized solution tailored to your production line.

2026

07/18

X-ray Inspection Machines Gain Global Popularity

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The global X-ray food inspection equipment market is growing at a compound annual growth rate of 10%, expanding from $2.03 billion in 2025 to $2.23 billion in 2026, with projections reaching $3.22 billion by 2030. This isn’t just industry growth—it’s a fundamental shift in how food manufacturers approach safety. The global X‑ray food inspection market is growing 10% annually. High‑protein producers—meat, poultry, seafood, pet food, and plant‑based brands—are leading the charge. Why? Because metal detectors alone can no longer meet modern food safety demands. Selling Point 1: Detect Far More Than Metal X‑ray finds contaminants metal detectors miss: 🦴 Calcified bone (most common in meat/poultry) 🥤 Glass fragments Stones & rocks 🔩 High‑density plastics & rubber (seals, gaskets) One X‑ray system = metal detector + bone detection + foreign body screener. Selling Point 2: Works Perfectly with Metal Packaging High‑protein products often use foil trays, vacuum metalized bags, or metalized film — all of which blind conventional metal detectors. ✅ X‑ray cuts through metal packaging and inspects the product inside with no loss of performance. Selling Point 3: One Machine, Multiple Quality Checks Modern X‑ray systems don’t just find contaminants. They also do: ⚖️ Checkweighing (replace a dedicated scale) 🧩 Component counting (multi‑ingredient meals) 📦 Seal integrity inspection 💧 Missing or broken piece detection One machine replaces several inspection stations — saving space, labor, and downtime. Selling Point 4: AI + Dual‑Energy = Fewer False Rejects New‑generation X‑ray systems feature: AI deep learning – adapts to natural product variation, dramatically reducing false rejects Dual‑energy technology – detects low‑density contaminants like bone, rubber, and some plastics (single‑energy systems can’t) Example: Advanced dual‑energy systems can detect thin chicken bones as small as 3mm — far beyond industry standards. Selling Point 5: Meet Global Regulations & Retailer Requirements Major food safety standards (BRCGS, IFS, FSSC 22000) increasingly require or strongly recommend X‑ray inspection for high‑risk categories like meat, poultry, and RTE foods. 🇺🇸 Compliant with FDA FSMA 🇪🇺 Meets EFSA & EU import controls 🇨🇳 China’s X‑ray food inspection market is growing at 7.1% CAGR One investment reduces recall risk, protects your brand, and opens access to premium markets. Quick Comparison: Metal Detector vs. X‑Ray System Metal Detector Alone X‑Ray Inspection System Detects only some metals Metals + bone + glass + stone + dense plastic Affected by wet/salty products Stable & reliable Useless with metal packaging Works perfectly Single function Checkweighing + counting + seal check + integrity Higher false reject rate AI + dual‑energy → very low false rejects Are you still managing new risks with old standards? 👉 [Contact us] for a free line assessment or product test.

2026

06/12

X-ray Inspection Machine Successfully Detects Foreign Object in Mochi Bread Sample

Food safety has become one of the most important concerns for food manufacturers worldwide. Even a small foreign object issue can lead to customer complaints, product recalls, and damage to brand reputation. Recently, a customer sent us mochi bread samples for contamination detection testing to evaluate the performance of our food X-ray inspection machine. During the testing process, foreign objects were intentionally placed inside the mochi bread to simulate real production conditions. The X-ray inspection machine successfully detected the contaminant hidden inside the product and automatically rejected the defective item through the automatic reject system. The entire detection and rejection process was completed quickly and accurately, demonstrating the machine’s excellent sensitivity and stable inspection capability for bakery products. Compared with traditional manual inspection methods, food X-ray inspection systems can effectively detect various contaminants hidden inside products, including: • Metal fragments• Glass pieces• Stones• Bone fragments• Dense plastic and other foreign materials Reference Video:This article and testing case are based on the following demonstration video showing foreign object detection and automatic rejection in mochi bread products: https://youtube.com/shorts/DWhchQn_6vY?si=uxz5U80VPvfD9bnU For products such as mochi bread, cakes, pastries, snacks, confectionery, and other soft or layered foods, manual inspection is often difficult and unreliable. X-ray inspection technology helps manufacturers improve quality control efficiency while reducing labor costs and customer complaint risks. In addition to foreign object detection, food X-ray machines can also help inspect missing products, broken products, shape defects, and filling level issues depending on the application requirements. As food safety regulations continue to become stricter around the world, more food factories are introducing automated X-ray inspection systems into their production lines to ensure product safety and protect brand reputation. Our X-ray inspection machines are widely used in bakery, snack food, seafood, meat processing, confectionery, frozen food, and packaged food industries. Different machine models and reject systems are available according to product size, packaging type, and production speed requirements. If you would like to learn more about food X-ray inspection solutions or test your own products, feel free to contact us. Contact Information:Ruth Zheng WhatsApp / WeChat: +86 138 2728 2272Email: ruth@shanantechnology.com

2026

05/23

X-Ray Inspection for Foil-Packaged Food: Detect Contaminants Without Opening the Package

In modern food production, more manufacturers are choosing aluminum foil packaging to extend shelf life, preserve freshness, and improve product appearance. However, traditional metal detectors often struggle to inspect foil-packed products accurately. This is where X-ray inspection technology becomes essential. Our X-ray inspection system can detect foreign contaminants inside foil-packaged products without opening the package, helping food manufacturers improve food safety, reduce customer complaints, and protect brand reputation. What Types of Foil-Packaged Foods Can Be Inspected? Our X-ray machine is suitable for a wide range of aluminum foil packaged foods, including: Protein bars Energy bars Chocolate bars Coffee sticks Instant coffee sachets Powder drink sachets Seasoning powder sticks Sauce sachets Soup powder packets Milk powder sachets Candy bars Nutritional supplements Granola bars Health food bars Frozen butter products Cheese slices Ready-to-eat meals Pharmaceutical sachets Pet food strips Wet wipes packaging inspection Even if the product is wrapped in aluminum foil, metallized film, or composite foil packaging, the X-ray inspection system can still identify contaminants hidden inside the product. Detect Foreign Objects Without Damaging the Packaging Unlike traditional inspection methods, X-ray inspection allows manufacturers to see inside sealed packages without opening them. The system can detect contaminants such as: Metal fragments Stainless steel Iron particles Glass fragments Stones Bone fragments Dense plastic Hard rubber Calcified materials This helps manufacturers prevent contaminated products from reaching consumers and avoid costly recalls. Automatic Air Blow Rejection for High-Speed Production Lines For strip-packaged or small sachet products, the system can be equipped with an automatic air blow reject system. Once a contaminated product is detected: The defective product is automatically rejected The production line continues running No manual sorting required Reduced labor costs Improved inspection efficiency Suitable for high-speed food production environments. Why Food Manufacturers Choose X-Ray Inspection Food manufacturers today face increasing pressure from: Food safety regulations Retailer quality requirements Consumer complaints Brand protection concerns A single contamination incident can seriously damage customer trust. X-ray inspection helps manufacturers: Improve product quality control Reduce recall risks Meet HACCP and food safety standards Increase customer confidence Enhance factory automation Ideal for Modern Food Processing Factories Our X-ray inspection systems are widely used in: Food factories Snack production lines Nutritional supplement manufacturers Frozen food processing plants Coffee packaging facilities Pharmaceutical packaging lines Whether your products are packed in aluminum foil, metallized film, or composite packaging, our solution can help you achieve reliable contaminant detection without opening the package. Contact Us Ruth ZhengGuangdong Shanan Technology Co., Ltd. WhatsApp / WeChat: +86 138 2728 2272Email: ruth@shanantechnology.com #XRayInspection #FoodSafety #FoilPackaging #ForeignObjectDetection #ContaminationDetection #FoodProcessing #QualityControl #FoodInspectionSystem #PackagingInspection#ProteinBarProduction  #CoffeePackaging #SnackFoodManufacturing #HACCP #FactoryAutomation #XRayMachine #FoodIndustry #AluminumFoilPackaging#InlineInspection #AutomatedInspection #FoodQualityAssurance

2026

05/08

Pharmaceutical Tablet Metal Detection Machine Ensures Drug Safety and Compliance with International Standards

In the pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries, product safety and quality control are critical requirements. Even the smallest metal contamination in tablets or capsules can lead to serious safety risks, product recalls, and regulatory penalties. To help pharmaceutical manufacturers meet strict safety standards, our company proudly introduces the advanced Pharmaceutical Tablet Metal Detection Machine, designed specifically for detecting metal contaminants in tablets, capsules, and pills during production. This reliable inspection solution ensures product purity, protects brand reputation, and supports compliance with international food and drug safety regulations. Designed for Pharmaceutical and Nutraceutical Applications Our tablet metal detection machine is widely used in: Pharmaceutical tablet production Capsule manufacturing Vitamin and supplement processing Herbal medicine production Nutraceutical and health product factories Contract manufacturing organizations (CMO) The system is suitable for detecting: Ferrous metals (Fe) Non-ferrous metals (Non-Fe) Stainless steel (SUS) Even tiny metal particles can be detected before products reach consumers. High Detection Sensitivity for Small Tablets and Capsules Our pharmaceutical metal detector is engineered to deliver high sensitivity and stable performance, especially for small-sized products such as tablets and capsules. Typical detection sensitivity: Fe: 0.3 mm Non-Fe: 0.4 mm SUS: 0.5 mm This ensures reliable detection of even micro metal contaminants in pharmaceutical products. Fully Compliant with International Pharmaceutical Standards Our machines are manufactured according to strict quality and hygiene standards to meet global pharmaceutical requirements. Certifications and Compliance Our pharmaceutical inspection equipment complies with: CE Certification FDA Compliance Standards GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) ISO 9001 Quality Management System IP65 Waterproof Protection Food-grade 304 Stainless Steel Construction These certifications ensure that the equipment is suitable for pharmaceutical and food-grade production environments worldwide. Hygienic and Durable Stainless Steel Design The entire machine is made of 304 stainless steel, providing: Corrosion resistance Easy cleaning and sanitation Long service life Hygienic pharmaceutical-grade structure The machine is also designed with: Smooth surface structure No dead corners Dust-proof and waterproof design Stable continuous operation This makes it ideal for cleanroom and pharmaceutical production environments. Automatic Rejection System for Continuous Production The tablet metal detection machine is equipped with an automatic rejection system to remove contaminated products without interrupting production. Available rejection systems: Flap rejection system Air blast rejection system Push rod rejection system This ensures: Continuous production Accurate removal of defective products Reduced labor costs Improved production efficiency Easy Operation with Intelligent Control System The machine features a user-friendly control interface that allows operators to quickly adjust parameters and monitor system performance. Key features include: Touch screen operation Multiple product memory settings Adjustable conveyor speed Automatic alarm system Data recording function Stable and reliable detection performance Operators can easily switch between different tablet or capsule products without complicated setup. Reliable Inspection Solution Trusted by Global Manufacturers Our pharmaceutical metal detection machines have been successfully installed in: Pharmaceutical factories Supplement manufacturers Tablet production lines Capsule packaging lines Export-oriented manufacturing facilities We provide: Professional technical support Custom machine design Fast delivery Installation guidance After-sales service Our goal is to help customers ensure product safety, meet regulatory requirements, and maintain high production efficiency. Why Choose Our Pharmaceutical Tablet Metal Detection Machine? High detection sensitivity Stable performance Hygienic stainless steel structure International certifications Easy operation Low maintenance Customizable solutions Global export experience Contact Us for Professional Pharmaceutical Inspection Solutions If you are looking for a reliable metal detection solution for tablets, capsules, or pharmaceutical products, we are ready to support your project. Ruth ZhengSales ManagerGuangdong Shanan Technology Co., Ltd. WhatsApp / WeChat: +86 138 2728 2272Email: ruth@shanantechnology.comWebsite: www.foodgrademetaldetector.com We welcome inquiries from pharmaceutical manufacturers, supplement producers, and packaging companies worldwide.

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