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Widths and heights below are proportional to the real tunnel openings. Hover or tap a tunnel for details.
Size by size
Every tunnel below is drawn to scale, with real items sized proportionally beside it. If the item sits inside the red frame, it goes through.
Belt speeds shown are standard. The EVO2 checkpoint and hold-baggage machines can be specified with extended belt speed up to 0.50 m/s; the HS 1818 DV runs at its standard 0.20 m/s.
The smallest footprint in its class, and it fits through a standard 825 mm door frame. Built for reception desks, small offices and lifts.
Typically screens
Handbags · clutch bags · laptop sleeves · small toiletry bags · tablets & cameras
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The industry's most common checkpoint size, and the one we install most. Banks, hotels, airports, casinos and government buildings worldwide.
Typically screens
Rucksacks & daypacks · briefcases · cabin bags · small hold-alls · courier parcels
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The step up out of checkpoint territory and into hold baggage: the size airlines and couriers use for checked luggage and freight.
Typically screens
Hard-shell cabin & hold suitcases · medium boxes · folded golf bags · crates
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A metre square. This is where awkward loads stop being a problem: brewery deliveries, oversized boxes, crates and mobility equipment.
Typically screens
Beer barrels & kegs · large hold suitcases · oversized boxes · small crates · wheelchairs & buggies
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Purpose-built for in-flight services: a loaded airline trolley rolls up the ramp onto a low-profile conveyor and through the tunnel whole, with dual 200 kV generators to penetrate a densely packed cart. Full specification →
Typically screens
Airline service trolleys · bar & duty-free carts · catering stores · roll cages · airside logistics equipment
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The largest fixed tunnel we install: a full freight pallet goes straight through, up to a 5,000 kg conveyor load, with 60–80 mm steel penetration for ports, customs and freight terminals.
Typically screens
Full freight pallets · large crates · vehicle wheels & tyres · drums · bulk cargo
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Machine photographs and dimensions sourced from manufacturer datasheets. Item sizes are typical examples, not standards. Need a size we haven't listed? We source and support the full market — ask us.
Rules of thumb
Send us a photo of what you need to screen and we'll size it for you — usually the same day.
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