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The SAMDEX dual-technology scanning system identifies both metallic and non-metallic dangers (weapons, blades, explosive materials) within passenger shoes while eliminating removal requirements – perfect for airport and high-security screening points with complete automation.
The SAMDEX is an advanced dual-technology scanner that detects metallic and non-metallic threats (firearms, knives, explosives) in footwear without requiring shoe removal – ideal for airports and high-security checkpoints with fully automated operation.
Certified SMD & SED: DGAC-STAC approved for metallic and explosive threat detection.
Analysis Time: ~4 seconds per shoe—no shoe removal required.
Passenger Comfort: Streamlines screening by eliminating the need to divest footwear.
Regulation Ready: Fully compliant with EU Regulation 2019/103 and international aviation security protocols.
Alarm Signaling: Visual (TFT display), acoustic (up to 85 dBA), and programmable random alarms.
Certifications: DGAC-STAC Certified; EU Regulation 2019/103 Compliant.
Detection: Metallic & non-metallic threats; includes programmable random alarm.
Analysis Time: ~4 seconds per shoe.
Alarm Types: Visual: 5.7” TFT, 960x240, up to 1100 cd/m² brightness. Audio: 10 sound levels (up to 85 dBA); 44 selectable tones.
Power Supply: 100–277V~, 50/60Hz, 1.8A.
Interfaces: RS-232C, Ethernet (10/100 base-T).
Environmental Range: Operating: -10°C to +55°C. Storage: -37°C to +70°C. Humidity: 0–95% (non-condensing).
Dimensions: 535 mm (W) x 715 mm (D) x 980 mm (H).
Weight: 120 kg.
Construction: Durable, stable, and non-obstructive design with engraved positioning footprint
Detects metallic and explosive threats in a single scan.
Increases checkpoint throughput and improves passenger satisfaction.
Automated user guidance via display animations and spoken instructions.
Fits into security lanes without obstructing passenger flow.
200+ units in use across European airports, including Paris-CDG and Toulouse-Blagnac.
The CEIA SAMDEX is an advanced shoe screening system designed to detect metallic weapons, explosives, and contraband concealed in footwear.
It uses CEIA’s proprietary technology to perform fast, accurate analysis without requiring individuals to remove their shoes.
SAMDEX enhances security and efficiency at airports, government facilities, courthouses, and high-security buildings, providing a reliable, non-invasive solution for detecting threats in footwear and lower body areas.
No more removing footwear at security checkpoints! The SAMDEX system allows passengers to keep their shoes on throughout the screening process. Simply place your foot on the marked footprint area and let the technology do the work.
In just 4 seconds per shoe, SAMDEX thoroughly scans for both metallic and non-metallic threats. The advanced bulk detection technology measures actual material properties to identify potential dangers while you remain comfortable and standing.
Security staff receive immediate "OK/ALARM" results on the bright display screen. This straightforward process eliminates X-ray checks, reduces lines, and speeds up the entire checkpoint experience – keeping airport traffic moving up to five times faster than conventional systems.
At GXC Inc, we are pioneers in providing all-encompassing protective security solutions.
As your trusted partner, we leverage our extensive experience in metal detection equipment to deliver unparalleled security measures.
Our commitment to integrating cutting-edge technologies and specialized services ensures that you remain safe and secure, giving you the peace of mind to focus on what truly matters.
We will be the best – and it won’t even be close.
It is the mission of GXC to provide the highest level of protection, security, and satisfaction to customers of any enterprise, across both the public and private sector.
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