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Equipped with a 160 kV X-ray generator, the TSS 8065 achieves steel penetration ratings of 34 mm standard to 36 mm typical, alongside a 38 AWG standard to 40 AWG typical wire resolution. It is powered by an embedded ARM CPU running Linux, featuring real-time diagnostics and a dual-screen console with a 17-inch LED display.
The imaging core of the Trust Safety Solutions 8065 utilizes a high-performance 160 kV X-ray generator designed to deliver high-contrast material discrimination across dense packages and luggage. The system achieves a certified steel penetration capability of 34 mm standard (with typical performance reaching 36 mm; baseline ERP listed at 30 mm typical) and fine wire resolution of 38 AWG standard up to 40 AWG typical (ERP baseline at AWG36).
Additional imaging and processing specifications include:
- Penetration Resolution: Typical AWG24.
- Spatial Resolution: 2.0 mm vertical and 2.0 mm horizontal.
- Processing Architecture: Industrial Linux operating system powered by an ARM CPU, digital signal processing unit, 1 GB system memory, and a 500 GB internal hard drive.
- Display Setup: Double-screen operator console paired with a 17-inch LED monitor delivering 1280 × 1024 pixel resolution.
- Operational Reliability: Rated for continuous operation up to 10,000 hours with energy-saving circuitry and a one-key power-down function.
