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What Should You Actually Be Screening For?
The right checkpoint for a stadium is the wrong one for a mailroom, and airport-grade screening is usually the wrong answer everywhere except an airport. Pick your sector and we'll tell you what we'd recommend, what we wouldn't, and why.
Stadiums & Venues
Thousands of people through a handful of gates, and a licensing authority asking questions. Archways tuned to the real threat, AI lanes for the bags.
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Airports & Aviation
Cabin baggage, hold baggage and cargo, C1 and C2 systems on hire as well as purchase, and equipment that cannot be down.
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Events & Festivals
A field, a fixed licence condition and a gate that opens on time. Hired, installed and supported all weekend.
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Offices & Receptions
Screening that fits through a standard door and reads as part of the building — plus boardroom listening and recording device detection.
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Mailrooms & Post Rooms
The one place a threat arrives by invitation. Cabinet X-ray, no conveyor, no dedicated room.
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Prisons & Custodial
Phones concealed internally, drugs impregnated into paper. Archways with a custodial setting, plus concealed item and trace detection.
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Transport Hubs
Screening that never gets a quiet period. Paragon archways, 6040 and 8065 X-ray lanes with AI detection, plus left luggage screening that keeps the queue down.
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Data Centres
Phones and cameras in, drives and hardware out. The direction that matters is usually the one nobody screens.
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Cruise Lines & Terminals
Every passenger and bag screened boarding at the terminal, and again each time they re-board in port. Sailing times don't move for a broken machine.
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In-Flight Supplies
Meals, bar carts, blankets and duty-free reach the aircraft without passing a passenger checkpoint. Trolleys screened whole, no breaking down.
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Loss Prevention
Distribution, retail, mining and high-value storage. Screening your own staff at shift change, without treating them like suspects.
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Critical Infrastructure
Many gates, no buildings, constant contractors. One consistent standard without one identical shopping list.
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The Wrong Question Is "What's The Best Machine?"
The best machine is the one that finds what you are actually worried about, at the speed your site can sustain, operated by the people you actually have. Those three constraints differ enormously between a prison visits hall and a corporate reception, which is why a catalogue is a poor way to buy screening.
Every sector page here includes a section on what you probably don't need. That isn't modesty — it's the most useful thing we know. We are independent, we hold agreements across the market, and we would rather specify less equipment that gets used every day than more than you can staff.
Not Listed, Or Not Sure?
Schools, hospitals, courts, retail, embassies, film sets — we screen for all of them. Tell us what you're protecting and we'll tell you what's proportionate.
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