Dymond X-ray Inspection System

Minebea Intec GmbH describes itself as a manufacturer of industrial weighing and inspection technologies and is part of the MinebeaMitsumi Group. Its food safety range includes checkweighers, metal detection and X-ray inspection, with local websites for several countries including India, China and Japan.

Dymond is a top-shooter X-ray system for packaged products such as desserts, salad mixes and ready meals. It finds foreign objects like glass, stone and metal, and checks mass, fill level, completeness and integrity. The system learns product settings, has stainless steel housing with IP 34 and IP 65 protection, and connects through SPC@Enterprise, OPC-UA, ModBus and Ethernet.

• Foreign body detection: finds glass, stone and metal in packaged food.
• Fill and mass control: checks fill level, mass, completeness and integrity.
• Product learning: operation by learning each product's settings.
• Stainless steel housing: protection classes IP 34 and IP 65.
• Data connectivity: SPC@Enterprise, OPC-UA, ModBus and Ethernet.
• Multiple sizes: Dymond 40, 80, 120 and 160 models.

Ready-meal and prepared-food factories can inspect trays for foreign bodies and incomplete fills. Dairy dessert and yogurt lines can detect glass and stone and check fill level. Packaged salad and vegetable processors can verify completeness before dispatch.

Combines foreign body detection with fill level, mass and completeness checks in a single inspection step. Learning of product settings keeps operation simple for line staff. Industrial protocols allow connection to plant systems and statistical process control. Several sizes (Dymond 40, 80, 120 and 160) suit different pack formats.

Retailer and regulator expectations on foreign body control and fill accuracy push packaged food makers toward X-ray inspection integrated with data systems. Vietnamese exporters of ready meals, desserts and packaged foods face importer audits that make such inspection relevant.

Minebea Intec GmbH is part of the MinebeaMitsumi Group. Its English website lists a news item titled New X-ray inspection system for packaged food dated 22 September 2026, and maintains local sites for India, China and Japan.