People Screening

BBS-72

Ultra-low-dose X-ray body scanner that detects weapons, drugs, phones and other contraband concealed under clothing or within body cavities in 3.8 seconds.

Walk-through body screening portal
Manufacturer image · representative configuration
Scan time
3.8 seconds
X-ray dose
Under 1% of a medical exam
Footprint
3 ft x 6 ft
Installation
Under 2 hours

Bremesgraf Body Scanner: X-ray body scanning solution for contraband detection

BBS-72 is an X-ray body scanning system for the detection of weapons, drugs, cell phones and other contraband in seconds. It helps create safer environments for people who live or work inside correctional facilities and other high security venues.

Patented technology, compact size, ease of operation, training and service, and data management features make BBS-72 the X-ray scanning system of choice for law enforcement, corrections and security professionals.

Feature highlights

  • Fast detection. Detects metallic and non-metallic threats concealed under clothing and within body cavities in 3.8 seconds.
  • Scientifically proven safe. Operates with ultra-low amounts of radiation, as low as 1% of the dose used in medical X-ray exams, and meets the ANSI N43.17 standard for body scanner radiation safety.
  • Clear, distortion-free images. Scans through the body horizontally, the shortest path, with a mobile beam that starts below the feet and moves vertically above the head.
  • Smallest footprint. A 3 by 6 foot footprint and exclusion zone; ships nearly fully assembled, rolls through standard door frames and installs in under two hours with a single technician.
  • Certified training and 24/7 service. On-site training by AART-certified radiology professionals, online simulator training, a 24/7 service hotline and expert witness support.

Features

  • X-ray dose less than 1% of a medical exam
  • Three scan filters at 8 µSv: high resolution, three-dimensional and detail
  • Subjects stand still during scans; no moving platform
  • Smart technology notifies the operator when a subject is out of position
  • Photo ID link for evidentiary support
  • Secure database for subject information, scanning records and up to 100 million images; documents annual radiation exposure per subject in compliance with ANSI N43.17
  • Optional mask setting blurs faces and genitals to protect privacy
  • Intuitive touch screen on a 27-inch industrial grade monitor
  • Standard electrical outlets; no special power needs
  • Free software upgrades; software available in English and Spanish

Optional features

  • Photo matching for evidentiary proof: a built-in camera creates encrypted files matching subject photos with their scanned image
  • BBS-72 Manager networking software for remote viewing and management of multiple scanners
  • Integrated thermal scanner that measures and records each subject’s temperature
  • Random zero-dose scan feature, applicable to 10% to 50% of scans, to minimise exposure for frequently scanned subjects

Technical specifications

TechnologyTransmission X-ray body scanner, ultra-low dose
DetectionMetallic and non-metallic threats under clothing and within body cavities
Scan Time3.8 seconds
Radiation DoseLess than 1% of a medical X-ray exam; three scan filters at 8 µSv
Radiation Safety StandardANSI N43.17
Footprint3 ft x 6 ft
Exclusion Zone3 ft x 6 ft, equal to the scanner footprint
Image StorageUp to 100 million images
Monitor27-inch industrial grade touch screen
InstallationShips nearly fully assembled in two crates; single technician, under two hours
PowerStandard electrical outlets
Software LanguagesEnglish and Spanish

Applications

  • Correctional facilities
  • Law enforcement
  • High security venues

Safety

BBS-72 meets the standards for body scanner radiation safety established by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI N43.17). A 3 by 6 foot exclusion zone, equal to the scanner footprint, is kept clear of operators and staff during scanning.

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