The webinar is scheduled for March 9th at 9:00am ET and will discuss the damaging nature of glass-in-glass contamination for food manufacturers and how x-ray inspection can help to mitigate these risks.

The free webinar—titled “Glass-in-Glass Detection with X-ray Inspection”—will be presented by Adam Green, Market Manager, X-ray Inspection, Mettler-Toledo. Green explains the importance of the webinar, “Glass packaging is a common choice for food and pharmaceutical manufacturers, but a single shard of glass can lead to devastating consequences. That’s why it’s vital to protect your product by selecting the right x-ray inspection system for optimum contamination detection. This will be an informative session, packed with the solutions manufacturers require, alongside real-time demos, to help alleviate some of the risks facing their businesses”. In the webinar, Green will look at the basic principles of x-ray inspection technology and how they can help in significantly reducing the risk of glass-in-glass and other foreign body contamination. He will also discuss the importance of choosing the right x-ray beam technology for your application, while giving a live demo of the Mettler-Toledo X3750 X-ray Inspection system . 

The webinar will look specifically into six key areas among glass-in-glass detection, including:

• Risk of Glass in Glass - the significant safety risk imposed and the effects of glass-in-glass contamination

• Challenges with Detecting Glass in Glass – how foreign bodies and potential contaminants can “hide” anywhere in glass

• Test Piece Importance – the importance to understanding the different test piece types

• X3750 Benefits & Live Demonstration – from adjustable angle inspection beam to an FDA-approved modular conveyor, an in-depth look at what makes the X3750 a viable solution for manufacturers

• Factory Integration – new software methods and easy connectivity

• Service & Warranty – a look at the different care packages and warranties on offer

A live, interactive Q&A session will bring the webinar to its conclusion. To register for the webinar go to Mettler’s website.