OSI
Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: OSIS), a vertically-integrated provider of
specialized electronics and services, today announced that its Security
division Rapiscan’s 620DV (Dual View) advanced baggage scanner has
passed the European Civil Aviation Conference’s (ECAC) common evaluation
process (CEP) Standard 2 threat detection test for Liquid Explosive
Detection Systems (LEDS). The 620DV has also been approved for use by
the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA).
“More than ever, airports need a complete and cost effective screening
solution that can not only detect conventional explosive threats but
also differentiate between threatening and benign liquids,” said Ajay
Mehra, President, Rapiscan Systems. “Rapiscan’s 620DV is the ideal
solution for airports, airlines and regulators across the globe striving
to meet the challenges posed by liquids in carry-ons; the 620DV provides
an affordable, high-performance security solution that meets the
regulatory requirements of today and emerging measures in the future.”
The Rapiscan 620DV has also been approved for use by the UK’s Department
for Transport and the US Transportation Security Administration for both
aviation checkpoint screening and air cargo screening. It can also be
used for critical non-aviation applications such as military
checkpoints, customs inspection and the protection of national
infrastructure.
About OSI Systems, Inc.
OSI Systems, Inc. is a vertically integrated designer and manufacturer
of specialized electronic systems and components for critical
applications in the homeland security, healthcare, defense and aerospace
industries. We combine more than 30 years of electronics engineering and
manufacturing experience with offices and production facilities in more
than a dozen countries to implement a strategy of expansion into
selective end product markets. For more information on OSI Systems Inc.
or any of its subsidiary companies, visit www.osi-systems.com.
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