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Smiths Detection Strengthens Aviation Security

Smiths Detection today announces that its IONSCAN 600 explosives trace detector (ETD) has achieved ECAC/EU G1 approval, ensuring..
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Smiths Detection Selected by Zurich Airport

Smiths Detection announced that it is partnering with Flughafen Zürich AG (Zurich Airport) to trial the use of the industry…
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X-ray screening equipment to secure NFL Super Bowl

Smiths Detection, a global leader in threat detection and screening technology, supplied its leading high-energy X-ray screening systems
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Smiths Detection and GRASP Innovations to collaborate

Smiths Detection, provider of threat detection and security screening, announced a collaboration with GRASP Innovations…
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Smiths Detection: Combat security challenges in your building

Today we are facing ever-evolving threats to our cities and buildings, and therefore must ensure that critical infrastructures are

Investment in airport security to reach $12.67 billion by 2023

We’ve been speaking to leaders in the airport security market, to find out what they think is driving increased investment in the
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Intersec 2015 Day 2 TV NEWS

Intersec 2015 Day 2 TV NEWS looking at visitor numbers, new equipment, surveys of the region, drones and one reason why people visit.
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Smiths Detection advanced baggage X-Ray scanner gains major certification

Smiths Detection has announced that its advanced baggage X-Ray scanner, the HI-SCAN 6040aTiX, has received certification from
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Smiths Detection to supply X-Ray Cargo Screening Systems for Canadian Border Security

Smiths Detection has been awarded an order to provide mobile X-ray cargo screening systems to the Canada Border Services Agency
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Plastic weapons no match for airport scanning technology, say manufacturers

The successful firing of a fully-functioning plastic gun made from a 3D printer has led to fears it could evade airport scanners.
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