US Testing recently purchased 15 of GE's new Itemiser DX explosive trace detectors, which have been approved by TSA for use in air cargo screening. The sale is the first by GE of its DX system, which can analyze a wider range of potential threats than GE's current explosive trace detector products. Terms of the sale were not disclosed although the unit price for the DX ranges between $40,000 and $50,000 depending on options and quantities. There are additional DX…
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