News Report: Eastimage EI‑6550 X‑ray Scanners Ready for Shipment To South Korea

Subtitle: Standard foam‑buffered export packaging ensures equipment safety for marine delivery to South Korea

1 Pre‑shipment testing & export packaging procedure

1.1 Multi‑hour burn‑in performance verification

A batch of Eastimage EI‑6550 medium‑tunnel X‑ray inspection devices has completed full‑round factory acceptance tests and is ready for marine shipment to South Korea.

Before formal packaging, every finished unit undergoes multi‑hour high‑intensity continuous burn‑in operation. The test simulates long‑duration working status of real‑world security‑check points, running core hardware and software under sustained load. This procedure helps identify potential hidden risks at factory side, and makes sure each scanner delivers stable and reliable performance after arriving at the destination site.

1.2 Foam‑cushioned protective packing

Marine transportation involves long‑haul voyage with continuous vibration and bumpy conditions. To prevent scratch and component damage during transit, key panels, conveyor sections and protruding structural parts of each EI‑6550 scanner are wrapped with high‑density custom‑fit foam. The protective material closely fits machine contours, providing effective cushioning against impact. QC staff carry out spot‑check for all wrapping positions, confirming vulnerable parts get sufficient coverage. After foam wrapping work is finished, units are firmly secured inside shipping containers to minimize possible transport‑caused defects.

2 EI‑6550 product introduction

2.1 Typical application scenarios

EI‑6550 is a mature medium‑size multi‑energy X‑ray baggage scanner widely adopted across global public‑security projects. Its tunnel dimension is well‑suited for routine inspection of hand‑luggage, personal bags and small‑size parcels. This equipment can be deployed for courts, hospitals, metro stations, railway VIP lounges and tourist attractions, covering diversified daily security‑screening requirements for public‑access premises.

2.2 Main practical functions

Supported by multi‑energy imaging technology, the scanner can effectively distinguish organic, inorganic and mixed‑composition items inside packages. It enables up to 64‑times dynamic image zoom and panning for detail observation, and supports large‑capacity local image storage with 90‑day traceable records. Audible‑visual alarm will trigger when suspected high‑density or explosive‑like articles are detected. Built‑in self‑diagnostic function facilitates quick troubleshooting for on‑site operators. The whole‑machine noise is controlled below 60dB(A), so it can operate quietly without disturbing indoor public environment. Multiple optional configurations are available to match different local site‑operation habits.

2.3 Safety and power compatibility

X‑ray leakage dose stays within international safety thresholds, forming reliable protection for operators and passing‑by visitors. Adopting wide‑voltage design, the machine supports 110‑240VAC power input, which can perfectly adapt to local power grid conditions in South Korea.

3 Manufacturing capability & business service

3.1 In‑house full‑cycle production

Founded in 2003, Shanghai Eastimage owns a 50 000 ㎡ self‑owned production base. The complete workflow including equipment assembly, pre‑delivery performance testing and standardized export packaging is finished inside our own plant. We have accumulated rich practical experience in supplying security‑inspection equipment for multiple markets within the Asia‑Pacific region.

3.2 Inquiry & custom service

Sales department and technical team operate independently. Global clients may submit business inquiries through official website channels. Our sales team will formulate targeted quotations according to actual site conditions and project demands. If special configuration adjustments are required for specific scenarios, the technical team will develop tailored hardware and software solutions accordingly.

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