The GREYSCAN ETD-100 is an advanced, automated explosive trace detection (ETD) device designed to detect homemade inorganic salt-based explosives commonly used as ingredients in Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs). The device detects a broad range of compositions of explosives at low 20-60 nanogram quantities, which contain nitrates, chlorates and perchlorates amongst others. This enables the targeting of widely use improvised, inorganic salt-based explosives devices.
The device will alarm and identify by name all threat material even when multiple explosive compounds are found in the same sample. The ETD-100 is configured to detect only inorganic explosive material, so it is a complementary technology to existing Ion Mobility Spectrometry (IMS) and can be used in tandem with minimal impact on checkpoint throughput.
Able to detect homemade inorganic salt-based explosives (nitrate, chlorate, perchlorate), which are widely used for IEDs.
The ETD-100 uses liquid phase capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE) for its analysis process, instead of a radioactive source.
Low cost, user replaceable reagent cartridges and sample filters are used, resulting in much lower operational costs than conventional trace detectors.
Greyscan ETD-100 comes with a fully automatic, internal self-calibration, which results in an accurate and intuitive operation.
Due to its compact design, the system can be carried and deployed, wherever necessary.
The system can be used via mains or via the internal battery, thus providing maximum operational flexibility.
The ETD-100 has an extremely low false positive rate, making it a reliable and proven system.
Different remote connections are possible, such as WiFi, Ethernet or USB, providing system reports and analysis protocols.
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