Civil aviation is so much more than just locations to catch planes, grab a meal, or do some duty-free shopping; it is an industry that is responsible for the largest investments that a city and region makes.

It connects a city or region with the rest of the world, bringing people and goods with it. To provide a premium service, an airport must meet the travelers’ needs of safety, convenience, efficiency, and comfort.

NUCTECH offers a comprehensive airport security inspection system, including full body scanners, hand luggage scanner, checked baggage scanner, mail and air cargo inspection systems, metal arches, narcotic and explosive trace detectors, and computed tomography systems with three-dimensional images.

In the same way, NUCTECH offers automated tray return systems or systems for Self Check In, ideal equipment to facilitate a very comfortable inspection experience for travelers.

Powered by a commitment to innovation and customization to meet the unique requirements of each customer, Nuctech is a trusted security partner in more than 170 countries and 400 airports and air cargo facilities worldwide.

From 20 service depots and five factories strategically located around the world, Nuctech focuses on helping improve global civil aviation security. NUCTECH system supports high resolution 2D and 3D images.

Capable of automated detection and alarm for explosives, liquid explosives and narcotics with high accuracy and low FAR. It has a small footprint & light weight. With the dual-energy CT technology, material information is acquired to colourise different materials with different colours in 3D images.

Capable of inspecting the detected objects in 360 degrees free of blind corners with a more intuitive image and improve the detection probability of contraband.

Air cargo comes in various sizes, shapes, materials and packages, posing challenges for efficient screening. NUCTECH has a full range of screening solutions available for air cargo security operations, with various options for different scenarios.

Aside from the traditional X-ray scanners, new technologies like Computed Tomography (CT) have been introduced to cargo operations. CT scanners specialize in improving detection capabilities by providing 3D images with rich volumetric information of the package contents. With 360-degree perspectives in sight, overlapping can be properly addressed and concealed dangerous items can be easily detected.

For break bulk cargo, packages could be scanned with the ECAC-approved NUCTECH XT Series to identify a wide range of prohibited and dangerous goods, including explosives, illegal drugs, weapons and lithium batteries.

When integrated with cargo facilities, the scanners can be operated in an inline mode, ensuring a high throughput of 1,800 items per hour, making sure safe parcels go through seamlessly, especially during peak times.