X-ray Inspection System

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An X-ray inspection system is an automated inspection technology that uses X-rays to non-destructively examine the contents and properties of items, packaging, or cargo in logistics and supply chain operations. It serves quality assurance and security purposes by detecting foreign objects, product defects, density variations, or damage.

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