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High-Precision X-Ray Inspection System for Bagged Products

Detects 0.4mm stainless steel balls and 1.0mm glass or ceramic — a high-precision X-ray inspection system built for hotpot seasoning, meat products and other bagged foods

High-Precision X-Ray Inspection System for Bagged Products (MQ-XR-P) — accuracy sus球0.4mm. Factory-direct from Guangdong, China. OEM & custom available.

Typical applications: Foreign object inspection for bagged foods: hot pot soup base pouches, meat packaging, aluminum foil bags, and other bagged products

Key Features

  • Multi-row 0.2/0.4mm high-resolution detectors meet high-precision inspection requirements at higher accuracy levels or faster line speeds
  • Custom foreign object detection solutions for all types of packaged products, built on Sooview's proprietary ZeroShot-SvDetector deep learning algorithm
  • 4G wireless and wired network connectivity for fast remote technical support and operation
  • Multi-row pixel, high-resolution imaging technology delivers high-precision inspection at higher accuracy or higher line speeds
  • Detects a wide range of foreign objects: metal, glass, ceramic, stone, rubber, hard plastic, and more

Why Choose MQ-XR-P

01

0.4mm sensitivity in empty-run tests

In empty-machine testing it detects a 0.4mm stainless steel ball, 1.0mm glass ball, 1.0mm ceramic ball and 0.2×5mm stainless steel wire — fragments smaller than a sesame seed cannot slip past. Real-world sensitivity depends on product density and thickness, so send us samples and we will issue a test report based on your actual product.

02

Foil bags and metallized film? No problem

Metal detectors are practically blind on aluminum foil packaging. X-ray imaging works on density differences, unaffected by foil. Hotpot base pouches, foil vacuum bags and metallized laminate packs run straight through, screened in one pass for metal, glass, ceramic, stones, rubber and hard plastics.

03

Multi-row high-resolution detector

A multi-row 0.2/0.4mm high-resolution detector array delivers 0.4mm empty-run resolution. Multiple rows sample the same contaminant several times — so you can push sensitivity higher at the same line speed, or raise conveyor speed while holding sensitivity. Anywhere from 10-60m/min, your line takt decides.

04

Deep learning makes changeovers painless

Our in-house Sooview software runs the ZeroShot-SvDetector deep learning algorithm, building tailored inspection recipes for all kinds of packaged products. No more re-tuning grayscale thresholds every product change like legacy machines — less reliance on operator experience, faster new-product introduction.

05

Five models sized to your product

Five models by product size: the MQ-XR-2410 handles products up to 240×50mm, while the largest MQ-XR-7040 covers 700×300mm. X-ray source power is selectable from 150W to 350W, product weight up to 10kg. From small sauce sachets to full cartons of meat, pick the size you need and pay for nothing more.

06

IP66 conveyor built for washdown rooms

The conveyor section is rated IP66 and takes direct hose-down; the rest of the machine is IP54, with a full 304 brushed stainless steel body. It runs reliably at 0~45℃ and 30~85% relative humidity — staying on the line year-round in humid meat and frozen-food plants.

Problems It Solves for You

Production pain point

Your line only has a metal detector, and customers are finding glass shards and small stones in the product. One complaint can mean tens of thousands in fines and recall losses — and the metal detector is completely helpless against non-metal contaminants

How it solves it

X-ray images by density difference, screening metal, glass, ceramic, stones, rubber and hard plastics in a single pass — empty-run sensitivity down to 1.0mm for glass and ceramic — closing the non-metal blind spot for good.

Production pain point

After switching to foil bags or metallized film, the metal detector either false-rejects constantly or cannot inspect at all, leaving you with manual spot checks and all the miss risk resting on an inspector's eyes

How it solves it

X-ray penetrates foil unaffected by packaging material. Hotpot base pouches and foil bags run through whole, with 100% online inspection at 10-60m/min line speed — no more gambling on spot checks.

Production pain point

Multi-SKU plants change products several times a day. Traditional X-ray machines need a veteran technician tweaking thresholds at every changeover; get it wrong and a whole shift gets false-rejected — new hires won't even touch it

How it solves it

Sooview's ZeroShot-SvDetector deep learning algorithm builds inspection recipes for each packaged product, and the 21.5-inch touchscreen makes changeovers routine — no veteran's 'feel' required.

Production pain point

The machine alarms at midnight with nobody who can handle it. Waiting for the manufacturer's engineer to fly in stops the line for a day or two and wrecks your delivery schedule

How it solves it

The machine supports both 4G wireless and wired network connections. Our engineers connect remotely for rapid diagnosis and support — most software-level issues get resolved without waiting for a site visit.

Technical Specifications

ModeMQ-XR-2410 / MQ-XR-4016 / MQ-XR-6030 / MQ-XR-6040 / MQ-XR-7040
Radiation source (unit: W)最大 150w/210w/240/240/350w可选 (Maximum 150w/210w/240/240/350w optional)
Detector resolution0.4mm(空载,受检材影响实际精度以检测为准)
Empty machine detection accuracysus球0.4mm 玻璃1.0mm 陶瓷1.0mm sus线0.2*5mm
Operating software自研Sooview检测软件/Self developed Sooview detection software
Human-Computer Interaction21.5寸触摸屏/21.5-inch touch screen
Conveyor speed10-60 m/min
Weight of products awaiting inspection<10Kg
Dimensions of the product to be inspectedMQ-XR-2410:240*50mm; SXR-4016:400*120mm; SXR-6030:600*200mm; SXR-6040:600*300mm; SXR-7040:700*300mm
Power supplyAC 220V2.0kw50hz
temperature, humidity环境温度0~45℃,相对湿度30~85%不结露
waterproof rating输送机为IP66,其他部分为IP54/The conveyor is IP66, and other parts are IP54
Whole machine material304不锈钢,拉丝/304 stainless steel, brushed

Functions in Detail

Imaging and algorithm system

A multi-row 0.2/0.4mm high-resolution detector with high-resolution imaging samples each target across multiple rows for a better signal-to-noise ratio. Sooview's ZeroShot-SvDetector deep learning algorithm identifies contaminants at the image level, with stronger recognition of irregular targets like stones and hard plastics that grayscale methods tend to miss.

Operation and HMI

A large 21.5-inch touchscreen shows inspection images, reject records and parameter settings on one screen — big text, clear images, easy to tap even with gloves on. The Sooview interface is designed around line operators' habits: changing products and reading results needs no technical background, just brief training, with no dedicated technician required.

Connectivity and remote support

4G wireless and wired network connections come standard, so the machine gets online even where no cable is run. When software alarms or parameter faults occur, our engineers connect remotely to diagnose and resolve them fast. Inspection data can also feed your factory quality management system over the network for archiving and traceability.

Construction and washdown care

Full 304 brushed stainless steel body — corrosion-resistant and easy to wipe down. The IP66 conveyor section takes direct hosing; the rest is IP54 dust- and splash-proof, suited to 0~45℃, 30~85% RH non-condensing environments. Power is AC 220V at 2.0kW, so standard workshop supply connects with no special rework.

Model selection guide

Five models cover different pack sizes: the MQ-XR-2410 inspects 240×50mm products, ideal for small sachets; the 4016 handles 400×120mm, the 6030 600×200mm, the 6040 600×300mm, and the MQ-XR-7040 takes large 700×300mm bags and cartons. X-ray source power is selectable from 150W to 350W, product weight up to 10kg. Not sure? Send samples and we will test and recommend a model.

Industries & Application Scenarios

Hotpot base / seasonings

Beef tallow blocks and seasoning pouches easily pick up stones and metal shavings during cooking and filling, and foil packaging defeats metal detectors. Sealed pouches run straight through the X-ray for 100% inspection, stopping contaminants before they leave the plant.

Meat processing

Broken blades and injection needles from cutting and grinding are a long-standing industry problem, and bone fragments draw complaints too. Vacuum-packed chilled meat and braised products run through inspection, and the IP66 conveyor shrugs off daily washdown and sanitizing.

Frozen foods

Dumplings and meatballs draw on mixed raw material sources, making stones and hard plastic hard to avoid. Bagged finished goods are inspected inline in 0~45℃ high-humidity rooms, with 10-60m/min line speed keeping pace with frozen-line output.

Foil-packed snack foods

Nuts, braised snacks and jerky are typically packed in foil or metallized film that metal detectors cannot inspect. Small pouches suit the MQ-XR-2410 for products up to 240×50mm; larger packs and higher volumes step up the model range by product size.

Powdered mixes / instant drinks

Powders can pick up metal wear debris and environmental contaminants during blending and packing. Bagged powder is uniform in density and images cleanly, so X-ray inspection excels — 0.4mm-class sensitivity spots fine contaminants inside the powder bed.

Pet food

Export pet food and freeze-dried treats face strict overseas audit requirements on foreign object control. Bagged products up to 10kg run through the machine, and inspection data serves as traceability records for customer audits.

MIQI checkweigher factory showroom

Own Factory · Seeing Is Believing

Guangdong Miqi designs, builds and tests every machine in-house — each unit is bench-tested before shipment. Free sample testing, on-site factory visits and live video of the running machine are all welcome.

Further reading

How to Validate a Vendor's AI Inspection Claims: The Questions Nobody Wants You to Ask
Inspection Technology

How to Validate a Vendor's AI Inspection Claims: The Questions Nobody Wants You to Ask

Almost every accuracy number attached to "AI-powered" food X-ray inspection today is a vendor claim with no independent verification behind it. When you trace the most widely circulated figures back to their source, you land on equipment-maker and SaaS marketing blogs — not peer-reviewed studies, not third-party test reports. Searches aimed specifically at peer-reviewed validation of these numbers return vendor technical documents instead. And no vendor we found discloses the three things that would make an accuracy number meaningful: the test method, the sample size, and the confidence interval. This article is not an argument that AI inspection doesn't work. It is a practical guide to telling a real capability apart from a marketing sentence. It explains what the peer-reviewed literature actually says the hard problem is (training-data annotation, not model architecture), why a demo on a vendor's samples proves almost nothing about your line, and gives you a printable list of questions to put in front of any supplier — including MIQI. Written by Engineer Cai for engineers and QA managers who have to sign off on the purchase.

What X-Ray Inspection CANNOT Detect: An Honest Limitations Guide
Inspection Technology

What X-Ray Inspection CANNOT Detect: An Honest Limitations Guide

Almost every X-ray inspection page online tells you what the machine finds — metal, glass, stone, bone, dense plastic. Very few tell you what it misses. X-ray imaging works on density contrast: the beam is absorbed differently by different materials, and the detector renders that difference as grey. When a contaminant absorbs roughly as much radiation as the food around it, there is no contrast, and no contrast means no image — regardless of software, AI, or price tag. This guide walks through the physics behind that limit, the contaminant families it affects (hair, paper, low-density plastics, cartilage, string, wood), the product-side conditions that make a detectable object undetectable, and a practical checklist for deciding when X-ray is the right tool, when a metal detector is the better answer, and when you need both. Written by an engineer at a factory that builds all three — which is exactly why we can afford to tell you when X-ray will not save you.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the price of High-Precision X-Ray Inspection System for Bagged Products (MQ-XR-P)?+

Pricing depends on rejection type, number of weighing sections and options (printing, barcode reading, labeling). MIQI is the manufacturer — send your product weight, size and line speed for a same-day factory-direct quotation via WhatsApp +86 133 7765 0530 or the inquiry form.

Does MIQI export x-ray inspection worldwide?+

Yes. We ship worldwide with export wooden-case packing, full English documentation, and voltage built to your country's standard (220V/380V, 50/60Hz). Remote commissioning support via video call; OEM branding welcome.

Tell Us About Your Product

Share your product weight range, dimensions and line speed — our engineer replies within 24 hours with model recommendation and quotation.

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