Sep 14, 2023
Pack & Inspect Group, a leading provider of food and beverage packaging, inspection, and conveying solutions, has announced the availability of top-flight X-ray inspection solutions for small businesses in Nebraska. The global X-ray food and pharmaceutical inspection equipment market is expected to grow from $250 million to $371.2 million by 2027, driving the demand for such equipment. Pack & Inspect Group is offering METTLER TOLEDO Safeline X-ray inspection systems, which provide maximum detection sensitivity for softer contaminants like rubber, plastic, rocks, and stones. These systems also minimize false rejects and offer user-friendly operation.
The Safeline X-ray models are suitable for a wide range of applications, including packaged products, bulk ingredient bags, and final shipper cases. Nebraska small businesses utilizing these X-ray systems will benefit from METTLER TOLEDO's national network of field service technicians, the iPac support paradigm, and a five-year X-ray generator warranty. The systems offer multifaceted capabilities, with the X36 series designed for demanding applications and the X34 series providing enhanced sensitivities for detection of metal, glass, rocks, stones, calcified bone, dense rubber, and plastic.
Headquartered in Dubuque, Iowa, Pack & Inspect Group assists food and beverage packaging companies in selecting and implementing the technologies needed to meet their goals. The company represents premier brands in the industry, providing expertise in packaging, inspection, and product handling. Interested parties can learn more about Pack & Inspect Group's X-ray inspection solutions on their website.
Pack & Inspect Group (855-232-1850) of Dubuque, IA - leading providers of food and beverage packaging, inspection, and conveying solutions for companies in the Upper Midwest - announces top-flight product X-ray inspection solutions for small businesses in Nebraska.

Galena, United States - September 14, 2023 /PressCable/ —
By 2027, the global X-ray food and pharmaceutical inspection equipment market is expected to grow from $250 million to $371.2 million in value. In response to this growing demand for such equipment, Pack & Inspect Group announces the availability of the METTLER TOLEDO Safeline X-ray inspection systems.
More information is available at https://www.pack-inspect.com/x-ray
The new dual-energy X-ray inspection systems offer added value in the industry marketplace with maximum detection sensitivity for softer contaminants - such as rubber, plastic, rocks, and stones - in difficult applications. Furthermore, the machines produce minimum false rejects and offer the most user-friendly operation available on the market.
The Safeline X-ray models are also available for a wide range of application types, such as packaged products, individual or bulk flow unpackaged products, food service and bulk ingredient bags, final shipper cases, and more.
With these X-ray systems, Nebraska small businesses will enjoy the support of METTLER TOLEDO’s national network of field service technicians, the iPac support paradigm, and their five-year X-ray generator warranty, which comes with both standard and comprehensive service contracts.
They will also benefit from the systems’ multifaceted capabilities, such as the highly configurable X36 series' ability to execute the most demanding applications, or the X34 series' enhanced sensitivities, allowing a full range of detection capabilities for metal, glass, rocks, stones, calcified bone, dense rubber, and plastic.
About Pack & Inspect Group
Headquartered in Dubuque, Iowa, Pack & Inspect Group helps companies in the food and beverage packaging industries choose the technology and products necessary to satisfy their needs and reach their business goals. They understand that clients’ products need to be safely and efficiently conveyed and inspected for contents verification, purity, and package and labeling integrity. Pack & Inspect Group represents the best of the major manufacturers in the industry to Upper Midwest F&B packaging companies to help them select and implement the technologies they need.
“We bring over 100 combined years of experience in the food and beverage packaging industries,” a company representative said. “At Pack & Inspect Group, we represent the premier brands in the industry for packaging, inspection, and product handling in the Midwest.”
Interested parties can learn more at https://www.pack-inspect.com/x-ray
Contact Info:
Name: Carol Zielinski
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Organization: Pack & Inspect Group
Address: 83 Heatherdowns Lane, Galena, IL 61036, United States
Phone: +1-224-226-6217
Website: https://www.pack-inspect.com
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