Technical Information HIGH ENERGY X-RAY MOBILE SERIES Feature Highlights • Inspect loaded trucks, containers and vehicles at ports, airports and border crossings • High throughput of up to 25 trucks per hour in scan mode and up to 150 trucks per hour in pass through mode • Steel Penetration up to 320mm (12.6”) @ 6MeV • Small footprint • Advanced technology, viZual™, provides a high performance imaging capability with organic/ inorganic material discrimination and colorization in a single scan The HCVM T series of X-ray screening systems is designed to optimize security checks at ports, airports and border crossings. These systems are used to inspect whole trucks (cabin included), containers, and vehicles for threats such as explosives, narcotics, weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), contraband, as well as manifest verification, reducing the need for manual inspection. The HCVM T series systems use a range of accelerators from 4MeV to 6MeV, allowing steel penetration ranging from 280mm (11”) to 320mm (12.6“) while providing a high throughput of up to 25 (typical 20) trucks per hour in scan mode and up to 150 trucks per hour in pass through mode, with up to 4 system operators in the cabin. The system’s high performance imaging capability provides the operator with detailed radioscopic images of container or vehicle and its contents, allowing for rapid and reliable results. When equipped with the automatic radioactive material detection - ARD™ (optional), the HCVM T simultaneously carries out both the X-ray inspection and an analysis to detect the presence of radioactive gamma and/or neutron materials within the container or vehicle. The HCVM T, based on a trailer chassis, can be towed by a standard tractor on any road and move from site to site, adapting to the customer’s needs. Its approved road clearance is in conformity with most of the worldwide road regulations. The HCVM T is designed for ease of operation requiring a minimal footprint and external infrastructure while still integrating the most demanding international security

Technical Data HCVM T General specifications Nominal energy (MeV) Scanning principle Levels available from 4 – 6MeV The HCVM moves while the object does not, or it can be the opposite according to the needs System specifications Chassis Weight Engine Truck dimensions (LxWxH) Scanning speed Speed Footprint (LxWxH) Scanning height Maximum height below gantry Installation time Inspection throughput Minimum crew requirement Operating temperature Storage temperature Relative humidity Electrical consumption Maximum dimensions (LxWxH) Cabin comfort SAMRO 28 tons N/A 13.60m (44.6’) (L-without tractor)...