GIANTS IN SCREENING PROFILE
ODSecurity
The OD company was founded in 1960 as a subsidiary of threats, like terrorists or drug smugglers. The Soter RS is
the famous company Old Delft, for the development and used a selective screening device.
manufacturing of X-ray Thorax scanning. As one of the
first Dutch companies specialised in X-ray, ODMedical The Soter RS is manufactured in the north of The
developed the Odelca. The Odedlca was one of the first Netherlands, in a city called Leeuwarden. The manufacturing
X-ray scanners used for population screening to detect is set up according to the modern principles of high
tuberculosis. tech production. ODSecurity is ISO 9001 certified and
has intensive partnerships with research institutes and
The Odelca was manufactured from 1960 until 2002 and specialised companies.
during those years more than 20,000 systems were installed
all over the world. The main objective for ODSecurity is to constantly improve
the technology and it is always looking for better solutions
Based on their knowledge of population screening, through the sophisticated use of high-tech features.
ODSecurity started to develop scanners for security purposes
early in 2004. The first scanner was introduced to the market ODSecurity employees are fully committed to customer
in 2005. In co-operation with some European airports and satisfaction. We take business personally.
Dutch medical radiologists, the scanner significantly improved after
more than one year of intensive use and testing. ODSecurity
Jan Steven van Wingerden
In November 2006 the Soter RS was introduced to the CEO
market as a low-dose body scanner for security applications. T: +31 58 298 88 88
From that date scanners have been sold to various countries Web:
www.odsecurity.com
all over the world. The Soter RS is used to address high risk
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