New Pack 550 PRO X-Ray System Meets Demands of Multi-Lane Production Lines

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As food processors respond to growing pressure for product variety, Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) expansion, and accelerated throughput, multi-lane production lines have become an increasingly common strategy. Eagle Product Inspection’s new Pack 550 PRO X-ray system answers this shift with a high-speed, highly flexible inspection platform designed for today’s diverse packaging formats and faster line speeds.
Operating at speeds up to 90 meters per minute, the Pack 550 PRO leverages Eagle’s proprietary SimulTask PRO imaging software, delivering high-resolution, deep-contrast inspection even on complex product mixes such as salad blends, snack mixes, cereals, confectionery, and frozen foods. The system can also incorporate Eagle’s advanced PXT photon-counting dual-energy technology that enables processors to obtain much higher resolution images and capture more detailed data about the product being inspected than has previously been possible. The system allows users to differentiate materials by chemical composition, improving detection in products with dense or overlapping ingredients that often challenge traditional X-ray systems.
Beyond contaminant detection, the Pack 550 PRO offers fully integrated inline quality checks, including mass measurement, package integrity verification, and component count—critical tools for maintaining both safety and customer satisfaction across increasingly diverse retail offerings.
With built-in Eagle Repository analytics, manufacturers can access real-time production data, rejected image archives, and comprehensive inspection records to support audits, traceability initiatives, and continuous process improvement.
As multilane processing becomes a standard approach to meet modern production demands, systems like the Pack 550 PRO provide processors with the versatility and data-driven quality assurance needed to future-proof their food safety programs.
Eagle Product Inspection: www.eaglepi.com
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