Army Contraband Detector

How the army contraband detector works

The unit sits in our bomb detection equipment line, within the army equipment range. Detectors of this type usually rely on electromagnetic or density-based sensing of concealed items. When the sensor picks up an item that does not match its baseline, it gives an automatic visual/audible alert on detection, so the operator can act at once.

Typical traits for this class include:

• Ruggedized handheld or portal instrument housing for field use
• Personnel and baggage screening range suited to gates and search points
• Automatic alert by light and tone, so screening can go on in noisy areas

These values are typical for the equipment type. We confirm the exact sensing method, housing and range for your order in writing before production.

Where buyers use it

Units like this are used at base entry points, border posts, prisons and event venues. A handheld unit suits spot checks and patrols, while a portal unit fits a fixed lane. Buyers usually ask us which format fits their site, so we recommend sending a short note on the traffic flow and the kind of items you need to find.

Tender and export points

Most of our enquiries for screening gear come from government buyers and firms that have won a security tender. We supply units to Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana and many other markets, on EXW, FOB, CFR or CIF terms. Share the tender's technical clause, and we will confirm fit and the documents we can supply.

Related detection equipment

For hand-led sweeps of ground or walls, see the army deep search metal detector. For trace checks on bags and parcels, compare the army desktop explosives detector. A fixed lane can use the army door frame walk through, and the full army equipment range lists more options.