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Homeland Security

Implant Gets $4.2M in International Orders

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Wednesday, June 25th, 2008

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Implant Sciences [IMX] has received $4.2 million in new orders from distributors and customers in Europe and Asia for its Quantum Sniffer handheld QS- H150 explosive detectors. The orders are on top of $2.7 million announced last month related to support for the Summer Olympics in Beijing this summer. "One of our ongoing objectives has been to increase sales from existing customers while also adding new geographic locations where we do business," says Phillip Thomas, president and CEO of Implant.…

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