Following a terrorist attempt to detonate a liquid explosive device on an aircraft in 2006, the EU Commission and TSA of the USA have implemented a requirement for the screening of all liquids being transported by passengers for explosives content.
Also aviation security requirements adopted in 2014 require liquids to be screened at most airports throughout Europe, North America and Australia.
Examples of Typical liquids:-
- Cigarette lighters
- Creams, lotions, oils, lipstick, Vaseline etc.
- E-cigarettes and refills
- Gels, hair and shower gels
- Liquid-solid mixtures
- Mascara
- Pastes, including toothpaste
- Perfumes
- Pressurised containers, deodorants, shaving foam, etc
- Sprays
- Water and other drinks, soups etc
- Any other item of similar consistency
Liquid explosive detection systems (LEDS) are now deployed at Airports throughout the world, they non-invasively detect explosive material that is in liquid form.
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The WG 100 Bottle Liquid Explosives Detector is designed for screening Aerosols, Bottles & Gels for explosives content. It is Approved ECAC Type B & A Standard 3.
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The WG 200 Liquid Scanner will scan all types of liquid containers, including metal, with best-in-class detection performance and the lowest false alarm rate of any ECAC-approved scanner.
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The WG 3030 Desktop Liquid Detector can safely detect flammable liquids without opening its packaging. It will detect flammable liquids packaged in plastic, glass, ceramics, metal and other packaging materials.
