Cargo Inspection Solutions
Secure Cargo. Accelerate Trade.
Screenix helps customs authorities, airports, logistics operators, ports, and industrial facilities deploy cargo inspection systems that improve security, detect contraband, and accelerate legitimate trade.
Overview
Cargo inspection is far more than detecting prohibited items. Modern inspection systems help authorities combat smuggling, protect critical infrastructure, improve trade efficiency, and reduce manual inspections while maintaining high throughput.
Every project requires careful consideration of cargo dimensions, traffic volume, inspection objectives, available space, and local operational requirements.
Applications
Airports
Screen air cargo, ULDs, pallets, and freight before loading onto aircraft.
Customs & Border Control
Inspect import and export shipments while reducing delays.
Seaports
Inspect containers and break-bulk cargo entering or leaving port facilities.
Logistics & Distribution
Verify shipments and reduce theft within warehouses and distribution centers.
Mining Operations
Inspect outbound mineral shipments, vehicles, and contractor deliveries.
Manufacturing
Protect production facilities from unauthorized movement of materials and equipment.
Cargo Inspection Technologies
Pallet & Cargo X-ray Systems
Designed for large freight, air cargo, and industrial shipments.
High-Energy X-ray Systems
Provide greater penetration for dense cargo and oversized loads.
Container Inspection Systems
Inspect shipping containers while minimizing disruption to trade.
Vehicle Inspection Systems
Screen trucks and commercial vehicles entering secure facilities.
AI-Assisted Image Analysis
Supports operators by highlighting potential threats and anomalies.
Typical Threats
- Narcotics
- Explosives
- Weapons
- Currency smuggling
- Precious metals
- Illegal wildlife products
- Contraband
- Undeclared goods
- Theft
- Security risks
Choosing the Right System
A successful cargo inspection project depends on much more than tunnel size.
Important considerations include:
- Cargo dimensions
- Daily inspection volume
- Required penetration
- Image quality
- Available installation space
- Conveyor capacity
- Radiation safety
- Operator workflow
- Maintenance requirements
- Future expansion
Why Screenix
- Engineering-led project planning
- Independent technology recommendations
- Africa-focused operational experience
- Support from specification through commissioning
- Long-term maintenance strategy
- Practical understanding of customs, aviation, mining, and logistics operations
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between baggage and cargo X-ray systems?
Cargo systems are designed for significantly larger, heavier, and denser loads and typically require higher penetration capabilities.
Can cargo systems inspect pallets?
Yes. Many systems are specifically designed for palletized freight and air cargo.
Which industries benefit most from cargo inspection?
Airports, customs authorities, ports, logistics companies, mining operations, manufacturing facilities, and government agencies.
Can existing cargo facilities be upgraded?
In many cases, yes. Existing inspection lines can often be modernized or expanded depending on the available infrastructure.
Do cargo inspection systems integrate with existing security platforms?
Modern systems can often integrate with image management, access control, and other security technologies, depending on project requirements.
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