Seminar

Live Webinar: Enhanced Detection of Rubbers and Plastics

Introducing PXT: 3rd-Generation Photon-Counting X-ray

Program Overview

  • X-ray Detection Technologies
  • 3rd Generation Photon-Counting X-ray Technology
  • Detection of Low-Density Contamination in Food
  • Practical Real-World Examples

Detection expectations are increasing, particularly around low-density materials that have traditionally challenged X-ray systems. This session introduces PXT, the latest generation of photon-counting detector technology from Mettler Toledo, designed specifically to elevate foreign-material detection of low density in-organic foreign materials like rubbers, and plastics in food. 

We’ll explain how photon counting differs from current energy-integrating detectors, why material contrast improves so dramatically, and what this means in real-world food x-ray inspection production environments. Attendees will see practical examples of improved detection performance, understand where PXT creates the most value, and learn how processors leverage it to exceed customer expectations and future-proof inspection programs.

Speakers

JP Perreault

JP Perreault

Head of METTLER TOLEDO X-ray Reclaim

JP is Head of X-ray Reclaim, a service offered by METTLER TOLEDO. X-ray Reclaim is a finished goods reinspection service, supporting food and beverage manufacturers with on-hold inventory to manage foreign material incidents. JP has over 20 years of experience in the food and beverage processing and packing industry, establishing himself as a trusted advisor on contamination detection. He founded X-ray Reclaim which became recognized for its rapid response reinspection and recovery service. X-ray Reclaim is now a part of METTLER TOLEDO.

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