ABM Equipment Publishes Industry Guide for X-Ray Product Inspection

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PRESS RELEASE posted by ABM Equipment
Jul. 29, 2026 at 8:00pm (EDT)

System integration firm ABM Equipment has published a new industry guide comparing nearly every X-ray OEM on the market. The guide is designed to help processors land on the most practical equipment by comparing factors that determine performance, usability, and cost—upfront and long-term.

As more buyers begin to require X-ray and manufacturers seek better detection with fewer false rejects, selecting the right X-ray inspection partner has grown in importance. The new guide offers an overview of the industry's leading suppliers by assessing the technologies, capabilities, and service that define them.

Starting with a table averaging company scores given by end-users and distributors, the guide then explains the metrics—what they are, why they matter, and how to understand the market by them. It then gives a brief overview of material information for each supplier, where it factors in remarks from survey respondents, competitors, and allies. It then provides two tables, one mapping out the available specs and features offered by each supplier, and the other mapping nearly every machine on the market by inspection area (product width at the belt).

Readers will also find comparisons of performance metrics, including:

  • Detection performance across common contaminants
  • Inspection speed and throughputs
  • False reject reduction technologies
  • Image processing and artificial intelligence features
  • Cleanability and hygienic options
  • Software functionality, reporting, traceability, and data integration
  • Total cost of ownership, including maintenance and service considerations
  • Industry experience and application expertise
  • Customer support, installation, training, and aftermarket service
  • Best-fit applications for different food processing environments
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