Сохранённая копия: 3D X-Ray chosen to help secure Lithuanian government facility

3D X-Ray chosen to help secure Lithuanian government facility

Loughborough, Leicestershire and Vilnius, Lithuania

3D X-Ray's advanced Axis CXI mailroom screening system has been selected to protect a government facility in Lithuania from the ever-present threat of postal bombs, hazardous substances, and other prohibited items.

The Axis CXI represents a significant advancement in mailroom screening technology. Its colour imaging capability enables operators not only to identify the shape of objects but also to assess the composition of materials. Organic materials—including explosives, narcotics, chemicals, and even benign items such as food—are highlighted in orange. Metals such as firearms, knives, and potential IED components appear in blue, while inorganic materials commonly associated with improvised explosives are shown in green. A greyscale mode supports precise shape recognition.

This multi-layered visualisation allows operators, even with minimal training, to conduct more accurate, efficient, and confident assessments, helping organisations strengthen security while maintaining operational efficiency.

Axis CXI is, according to 3D X-Ray, the only cabinet mail screening system to deliver full compliance with the UK’s stringent NPSA PAS 97:2021 mail screening standards, meeting specification tests 1–8 and uniquely achieving compliance with Test 5 for material discrimination.

Beyond imaging performance, the Axis CXI introduces a notable innovation in system design. It combines an exceptionally large inspection chamber with a compact footprint, enabling the screening of not only mail and parcels but also larger items such as bags and aircraft cabin luggage. The system is fully mobile and features a modern, unobtrusive design, making it suitable for deployment across a wide variety of environments, including government offices, corporate headquarters, hotel lobbies, financial institutions, and retail locations.

Vince Deery, CEO of 3D X-Ray, commented, "Axis CXI was originally developed to bring the advanced colour differentiation technology used in airport baggage screening into the mailroom environment. Since its launch, the system has quickly demonstrated its versatility across a broad range of security applications.

We are delighted to have secured this latest order from Lithuania, further expanding the growing international deployment of Axis CXI systems. Government organisations face an increasingly complex range of threats delivered through the postal and parcel network, and Axis CXI provides security teams with the tools they need to detect suspicious items quickly, accurately, and with confidence. This contract reinforces the system’s reputation as a highly effective and adaptable screening solution for organisations where security is paramount."

Deery also affirms that this award further strengthens 3D X-Ray’s presence in the European security market and highlights the increasing demand for advanced, user-friendly screening solutions capable of addressing evolving security threats in government and critical infrastructure environments.

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