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Loma Systems will be displaying its ground-breaking X5c (Compact) X-ray inspection unit at this year’s PPMA Total Show. The exhibit will also have an ‘Ask the Expert’ theme with the company’s metal detection, checkweighing and X-ray technical specialists available to address questions pertinent to global food processors, manufacturers and packers. 

In a move aimed at further driving forward innovation and productivity, Loma Systems a leading manufacturer of in-line metal detection, checkweighing and x-ray inspection equipment for the global food industry – has established a Technical Centre of Excellence located in Denton, Manchester, UK. Now fully operational, the flagship technical centre is at the forefront of Loma’s drive to develop high performance inspection technology for major food manufacturers, processors and packers.

Loma will be showing a range of hygienic X-ray models ideal for meat products including slurries, diced, bulk and chopped meat.

Loma Systems has launched an innovative biometric Finger Print Access Device to offer Quality & Technical Managers greater security while using Loma metal detector combination machines.

Loma have announced their attendance at the PolagraTech in Poznan. The show is being held between 21st and 24th September at the MPT grounds, Poznan. Loma Systems and Lock Inspection can be found at hall 5 - stand #41

Loma Systems announce their attendance at the Pack Expo in Las Vegas, Nevada. The expo is being held between 28th and 30th September 2015 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, 3150 Paradise Road, Las Vegas, NV 89109, USA. Loma Systems and Lock Inspection can be found at booth #C-3203.

Loma will be focusing on its latest compact models with the newly launched X5c (Compact) X-ray unit on display for the first time in the UK. Responding to the growing demand for a more costeffective yet highly functional X-ray machine, the X5c is aimed at food manufacturers, processors and packers running multi-product, retail ready lines keen to make the switch to X-ray technology for the first time.

Following the release of BRC Global Standards V7, we look at the growing interest in using X-ray inspection technology as the preferred route for contaminant detection.