Todd Research extends into aviation sector

With the ongoing growth of the business, Todd Research is now offering a full portfolio of x-ray detection equipment for security in the aviation industry, said to be designed to the highest standards in order to meet with the ever-changing demands.

The company has designed, manufactured and supplied X-ray scanners, metal detectors and blast suppression equipment across a diverse range of channels since its inception in 1950. The aviation industry will now form part of this, with the introduction of Terence Maloney, Business Development Manager for the sector.

With 14 years’ experience within the Aviation Logistics sector, working with major airlines and security regulators to maintain and improve security within the industry, Terry joins the team with a comprehensive knowledge on security procedures. His primary aim will be to introduce bespoke X-Ray screening solutions into new sectors of the aviation supply chain.

Products available will include cargo scanning, conveyor scanners and vehicle scanning technology, while the company assures that solutions are fully scalable to keep staff and passengers safe from threats, backed up with its service cover.

Sector specific solutions

The TR-CARGO is designed for inspection of mid-size cargo, heavy baggage and large packages. The unit can detect weapons, explosives (including plastic explosives), knives, drugs and other dangerous objects which may represent a safety hazard, in a “matter of seconds”.

The X-ray Inspection System, TR-STS trolley scanner, is ideal for the inspection of airline service trolleys. The U-shaped detectors allow users to achieve full inspection of an airline service trolley, complete with food and beverages.

The TR-VS is an effective and intelligent solution for seaports, airports, border crossings, highlights Todd Research, which helps to identify prohibited items and check whether the contents of containers match the documentation. A dual-energy technology with automatic colour coding and material discrimination allows users to distinguish organic, non-organic materials and metals. TR-VS provides a high-resolution lateral view of the scanned vehicle or cargo.

Find out more from Todd Research here.

You can find out all about security in the transport sector at The Transport Security Show, taking place on 21 May, at IFSEC International.

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