Dylog Hitech Dymond X-ray and Vision Inspection for Food

Dylog Hitech is an Italian manufacturer of non-invasive X-ray scanning machines, vision inspection equipment and laboratory instruments, founded in 1996 as a spin-off of the high-technology branch of Dylog Italia and part of the Dylog Group. It serves food, beverage and pharmaceutical producers that need to remove contaminated or defective products before they reach consumers, and also supplies security scanners, with a presence in more than 80 countries.

For food, the Dymond80 belt machine inspects packaged products, trays, frozen goods, bags, sachets, boxes and sacks; DymondS inspects bottles, jars, cans, cartons and baby food jars; and Dymond80 pipe checks pumped meat, sauces and purees or bulk flows of dried fruit and coffee beans. Scans detect foreign bodies, breaks, missing contents and density or thickness anomalies, then reject faulty items. Lead-shielded chambers and safety sensors mean operators are not classed as exposed personnel. Vision systems add camera, fill level and vacuum or pressure checks for containers, while laboratory metrology covers can seams, lids and glass and PET containers.

• Dymond80 belt machines: X-ray inspection of packaged, frozen, bagged and boxed foods.
• DymondS for containers: inspection of bottles, jars, cans, cartons and baby food jars.
• Dymond80 pipe and bulk: inspection of pumped meat, sauces and purees and of bulk dried fruit or coffee beans.
• Defect detection: finds foreign bodies, breaks, missing content and density anomalies.
• Vision inspection: camera, fill level and vacuum or pressure checks with a real-time database.
• Laboratory metrology: seam, lid, glass and PET container testing for canning and bottling.

• Beverage and canned fruit plants inspecting glass jars and cans for glass splinters and checking fill levels.
• Coffee and cashew exporters scanning bulk beans or kernels for stones and metal before packing.
• Meat and sauce producers inspecting pumped products in pipelines before filling.

• Fewer recalls: contaminated or defective products are detected and rejected before shipment, protecting the brand.
• One supplier for several checks: X-ray, vision, fill level, closure and container lab testing come from the same company.
• Safe operation: lead-shielded chambers and interlocks mean operators need no dosimeters or controlled areas.
• Less waste: the company states its systems reduce false positives and product waste.

Food and beverage brands are adding inline X-ray and vision inspection to meet retailer audits and avoid costly recalls. Vietnam's canned food, beverage, coffee and fruit puree exporters, as well as baby food and dairy producers, increasingly need contaminant detection for glass jars, cans and bulk products.

Founded in 1996 as a spin-off of Dylog Italia S.p.A. and part of the Dylog Group, with share capital of EUR 1 million and ISO 9001 certification for its machines. It reports presence in more than 80 countries across Europe, Africa, the Americas, Asia and Oceania, and marked 30 years of X-ray innovation in 2026. No Vietnamese distributor is listed on the site.