X-Ray Baggage Scanners
Checkpoint scanning for hand baggage and small parcels.
Explore X-Ray Baggage ScannersTekRabbits automation
Compact X-ray baggage inspection for facilities that need a practical checkpoint.
Every day of the year TekRabbits support across specification, operation and care

The right system starts with context
A baggage scanner should fit the bag sizes, throughput and operator environment at the site. TekRabbits helps plan conveyor approach, image review position, radiation-control procedures, power, network and maintenance access. The reference 5030 class has a 500 × 300 mm tunnel and is best discussed against the actual objects to be screened.
Typical applications: Corporate entrances, institutions, hotels, transport-adjacent facilities and event checkpoints.
We confirm installation conditions, safety devices, controls, integration and a service plan before finalizing a quotation.
Products and systems
Checkpoint scanning for hand baggage and small parcels.
Explore X-Ray Baggage ScannersCheckpoint planning
A baggage checkpoint depends on tunnel size, expected bags, operator position and a safe circulation path. We review those conditions before specifying an X-ray scanner and its surrounding workflow.



Record typical and largest baggage dimensions, daily volume and peak arrival periods.
Allow space for queueing, loading, unloading, operator view and protected service access.
Review image handling, operator training, power conditions and the site's screening procedure.
Plan care and a TekRabbits support route available every day of the year.
Year-round commitment
TekRabbits support covers selection, installation coordination, commissioning, user guidance, maintenance planning, replacement parts and fault diagnosis. Project-specific response and service terms are defined in the proposal.
Explore year-round supportFrequently asked
Practical answers about selecting, installing and operating baggage screening at a real site.
Ask about your siteTekRabbits covers X-Ray Baggage Scanners. Each family page explains its configurations and the site details needed for selection.
A baggage scanner should fit the bag sizes, throughput and operator environment at the site. TekRabbits helps plan conveyor approach, image review position, radiation-control procedures, power, network and maintenance access. The reference 5030 class has a 500 × 300 mm tunnel and is best discussed against the actual objects to be screened. We use the opening or process dimensions, users and expected traffic to narrow the choice.
Share the site location, photographs or drawings, relevant dimensions, daily usage, existing equipment and the behaviour you need. Unknown details can be resolved in a survey.
An existing checkpoint may accept a replacement scanner if infeed, outfeed, electrical supply, floor loading, operator visibility and safety clearances are adequate.
Network and operator-station needs are assessed for the chosen scanner, but screening procedures and local safety requirements must be approved before deployment.
We define the safe state, manual procedure and any backup requirement for the chosen configuration. The answer differs by equipment and site policy.
We review people and vehicle movement, pinch points, detection range, access rights and emergency behaviour before specifying sensors or interlocks.
TekRabbits checks travel or operating logic, limits, protective responses, user controls and the handover procedure on the actual site.
Maintain conveyor movement, imaging quality, warning indicators, protective curtains and operator procedures to the selected scanner's manual.
Yes. Our support route is available every calendar day across product operation, maintenance planning, parts and troubleshooting. The proposal defines response and on-site service arrangements.
Tell us what you need to control, the dimensions, expected traffic and current constraints.