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X-Ray Microscope for Analyzing At-Risk Mail
February 1, 2005
Randolph, N.J.-based Glenbrook Technologies announced the availability of MailScope, the first x-ray microscope for analyzing at-risk mail for the types of potential threats that have been reported, such as bio-hazardous powders, particulates and plastic explosives. In addition to analyzing small amounts of fine powders and granules, MailScope can be used to detect other reported threats in at-risk mail such as vials containing infectious body fluids.
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