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The XPAK®
The XPAK reliably detects trace explosives—at a price you can afford.
It’s fast and portable, so it’s ready where and when you need it.

The sampling baton is optimized to collect from the surfaces you care about—hands, vehicles, packages, and baggage.

Our proprietary visual detection method eliminates complex electronics—so the XPAK® is rugged even under tough field conditions.

Ready at the flip of a switch—no warm-up or calibration required. And with one easy step, you have results that are intuitive. This means more confidence—right when you want it most.

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XPAK® Testimonials

“When we tested and used (the XPAK), we found that it functioned very well in the explosive security checking. The product (XPAK) was user-friendly, fast and accurate testing, suitable for explosive security checking in a wide area and on site checking on human/packages.”

SHANGHAI SECURITY CHECK
& EOD DEPARTMENT

4 Feb. 2009

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XPAK® Specifications

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• Detection Principle - Fluorimetric Detection

• Explosives Detected - TNT, DNT, TNB, Picric Acid, Tetryl, Comp B, RDX, C4, PE-4, Deta sheet, HMX, Nitroglycerin, PETN, EDGN, Det. cord, Prima cord, Prima sheet, Semtex, Nitrocellulose, among others.
Inquire with RedX about additional detection capabilities to include homemade explosives.

• Sampling Capabilities - Trace Particulates

• Sampling Applications People, vehicles, packages, bags, surfaces

• Time to Analyze - Analyze samples within seconds

• Dimensions - 17” x 11” x 4.25” (Height x Width x Depth)

• Weight - Less than 10 pounds fully loaded

• Calibration - None required

• Warm-up Time - None required

• Consumables - Detection ink, detection paper

• Power Source - Eight rechargeable AA batteries (charger included)

XPAK® Basic Operation

XPAK® Applications

Routine entrance screening - Quickly sample large numbers of people at entrances to bases, embassies, buildings, power plants, airports, stadiums, events, and facilities.

Spot screening - Randomly screen people and/or their belongings when routine entrance screening is impractical or unnecessary.

Vehicle screening - Screen vehicles at checkpoints or delivery entrances.

Screening large numbers of hand-carried items - Screen luggage, briefcases, bags, and other hand-carried items at airports, bus terminals, and other arrival and departure points.

Screening mailed and shipped items - Screen letters, packages, and shipping crates arriving at embassies, mailrooms, government facilities, or large shipping facilities.

Threat-based screening - Screen small numbers of people, vehicles, unattended packages, or mailed/shipped items in response to a threat.
Information gathering - Gather information about bomb-making activities.