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Battelle, Sellex Introduce Bottled Liquid Scanner

Friday, July 13th, 2012

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Battelle and Sellex International have developed a new desktop bottled liquid scanner based on two types of sensor technology that has already been successfully tested to meet detection requirements in Europe. The LS10 Scanner has been tested through the European Civil Aviation Conference to meet Type B Standard 1 requirements, which means that it can detect required threats within individual containers that don’t have to be opened but that are removed from carry-on bags. “We believe that we surpassed the…

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