Eriez® will debut new and enhanced inspection and magnetic separation solutions at PACK EXPO 2025. From 29 September to 1 October at the Las Vegas Convention Center, stand SL-11000 in the Lower South Hall, attendees can watch live equipment demonstrations and speak directly with Eriez product specialists about processing challenges and application-specific solutions.

Eriez will showcase its latest PrecisionGuard X8 Metal Detector and a new SenseGuard X-ray Inspection System, alongside vibratory feeders and magnetic separators. Subject-matter experts will be on hand throughout the show to answer questions, share best practice, and recommend equipment configurations for a wide range of production environments.

The X8 Metal Detector delivers exceptional sensitivity to ferrous, non-ferrous, and stainless-steel contaminants, even in demanding applications. It features an intuitive interface with one of the largest touchscreens in the industry, plus advanced auto-learn to simplify set-up and operation. Eriez X-ray Inspection Systems provide high-resolution imaging and adaptable software to identify foreign objects and product irregularities, helping processors enhance product safety and protect brand reputation.

At the Eriez stand, visitors can see how metal detectors, magnetic separators, and vibratory feeders work together to maximise performance. In combination, these technologies improve product purity, optimise productivity, and help customers meet rigorous standards. Beyond the equipment on show at PACK EXPO, Eriez offers a comprehensive portfolio for the packaging industry.

“By understanding the unique demands of each application, we can recommend the best combination of equipment and support to help customers achieve consistent, reliable results,” said Craig Lorei, Eriez Global Market Manager – Light Industry. “PACK EXPO gives us the opportunity to discuss processors’ and packagers’ most pressing challenges—whether that’s meeting stricter food safety regulations, reducing false rejects, or improving line efficiency.”