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EMIS MAIL Parcel and Letter Inspection System
EMIS MAIL from CEIA USA provides advanced mail and parcel inspection for automatic detection of metallic threat components in letter bombs and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). The system delivers NIJ 0602.02 compliant screening, portable battery operation, and integrated radioactive detection capability for secure mail handling environments.Mail and Parcel Inspection for Explosive Threat Detection
The EMIS MAIL Parcel and Letter Inspection System from CEIA USA automatically detects metallic threat components commonly used in letter bombs and improvised explosive devices (IEDs). Using CEIA electromagnetic analysis technology, the system identifies detonators, batteries, trigger circuits, and other metallic components concealed inside letters and parcels. The scanner processes mail items up to 18 inches wide and 3 inches thick, providing high-speed inspection without nuisance alarms from common office materials such as staples, paper clips, and binding spirals.
Compliant with NIJ 0602.02 Department of Justice detection requirements, the system features digital programming and a high-resolution OLED graphic display that shows pinpointing zone locations and bar-graph detection indicators. A built-in self-test system and permanent memory storage ensure reliable operation without backup batteries.
The rechargeable NiMH battery operation provides up to 12 hours of continuous screening, enabling portable deployment for mailrooms and mobile inspection environments. Additional inspection settings support correctional facility parcel screening, while an optional radioactive material detection module provides gamma alarm indication with activity level assessment and counts per second measurement.
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Correctional Facility Screening
For correctional facility contraband searches, the SAMD can help officers quickly screen items for concealed metallic threats during inmate searches. Its portable design also allows officers to rapidly scan personal items such as books, clothing, and other belongings during inmate search procedures. This fast, non-intrusive process helps security teams detect hidden metallic threats while keeping search operations efficient.
