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EU certificates new anti-explosive scanner to be deployed at European airports

London, UK - It is capable to identify liquids. It will be mandatory by 2013

A British firm producing world-leading anti-terrorism technology has won European Union (EU) approval that could see its anti-explosives scanner installed in airports across Europe from next year. Kromek has received official EU certification to provide colour x-ray liquid detection systems to European airports, after having announced that it had pioneered a scanner capable of identifying liquids in...

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Rome, Italy, 10/27/2010 20:17
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