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Metal detectors are an essential part of security

, especially during checkpoints. They are used to screen people and their belongings before they enter a building or area.

These machines use electromagnetic fields or radio waves to determine whether an object is made of metal. The machine can sense objects up to 10mm thick, which means it can detect weapons and other dangerous items that might be hidden in clothing or other items.

Metal detectors are usually used in airports 

and other places where there is a high risk of theft or terrorism. They can also be used in schools and colleges, where students may bring prohibited items like weapons or drugs into the building.

There are many different types of metal detectors depending on the type of security they are meant to provide: walk-through scanners, hand-held scanners, X-ray scanners, portal scanners and magnetometers.

Metal detectors are a great way to ensure that you're getting the most out of your security system. They can help prevent fraud and theft, but they also help you keep your customers safe.

There are several types of metal detectors: walk-through scanners, hand-held scanners, and wand scanners. We recommend using a wand scanner because it's less intimidating than a hand-held scanner and is more effective at detecting metal objects.

Walk-Through Scanners

Walk-through scanners can be used in both public places such as airports and shopping malls as well as private businesses such as schools or government buildings. They use radio waves to detect metal objects that are passing through their detection zone. The detector will then let you know if there is something in the area that shouldn't be there by making a sound or flashing lights on its screen.

Hand-Held Scanners

Hand-held metal detectors work similarly to their walk-through counterparts in that they create an invisible field around their detection zone which allows them to detect any metal objects within it. The only difference between these two types of detectors is how they are used; with hand-held ones, you have control over where they point while with walk-through ones