Advanced Contraband Detection for Corrections and High Security Facilities

What is Intercept?

The only American-made body scanner that detects both metallic and nonmetallic threats, including weapons, drugs, cell phones and other contraband. Screens from below the feet to above the head revealing items under the clothing and within the body.

  • Unmatched detection
  • Patented vertical scan
  • Widely used in US jails
  • Subject doesn’t move
  • Quick 3.8 second scan
  • Ultra-small footprint
  • 2-hour installation
  • Photo ID tied to scan
  • Made in the USA
  • Exceptional training
  • No-contact screening
  • Thermal camera detects fevers

Why Choose Intercept?

Buy with Federal Funds

Made in the USA and compliant with the Buy America Act, Intercept can qualify for federal, state, and local funding programs — a long-term investment backed by best-in-class training and support.

See Beyond the Surface

Intercept reveals what traditional screeners don’t in one complete scan, with full-body imaging that delivers clear visibility of contraband hidden on and inside the body.

High-Speed, Contact-Free Screening

Intercept is built for fast processing speed. Screen up to 180 individuals per hour with a single operator, with comprehensive imaging delivered in seconds.

 

Sample Intercept image captured at the lowest setting (25 uRem). For enhanced image clarity, Intercept can operate at levels up to 800 uRem within federal safety guidelines.

Next Generation Inmate Screening

Easy to Operate. Built for Purpose.

Intercept is designed for real-world correctional environments. The subject stands briefly on the platform for a 3.8-second scan, and a crystal clear, high-resolution image appears instantly. Intercept’s speed allows staff to identify items concealed under clothing and inside the body without physical searches.

Engineered for Safe, Consistent Use

Intercept allows faster and frequent screening within high-security facilities, identifying threats both external and internal. Using low-dose transmission X-ray technology, Intercept delivers detailed internal imaging — compliant with all FDA regulations — for daily use when necessary.

Crystal Clear Imagery with No Distortion

Intercept’s patented back-to-front scanning beam travels the shortest path through the body, 11 inches of body tissue, while producing a distortion-free image. Unlike angled systems that stretch or warp images, Intercept delivers accurate anatomical alignment, so operators are confident in what they see or don’t see.

Patented Technology: Vertical Scanning

Quick setup; a few hours (not a few days)

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A quick 3.8-second scan
(not 7-15 seconds)

Ultra‐small footprint, only 34" x 72"
(not 9' x 9')

Better image quality; lower x‐ray dose

Person remains stationary
(does not stand on a moving conveyer belt or platform)

No image distortion,
objects appear in the image at the same location as on the body

With built in wheels,
Intercept easily passes through doorways as small as 35" x 80"

Quick, Convenient, Reliable

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Compact By Design

Intercept requires just 34” x 72” of floor space, making it easy to integrate into any existing screening area. Built-in wheels and a removable roof make for easy installation and relocation.

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Delivered Ready to Operate

Every Intercept system ships fully assembled and fits through standard 35” x 80” doorways. Installation is streamlined so your team can begin screening immediately.

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Proudly Made In the USA

Intercept is designed, manufactured, and supported in the United States. While competing body scanners are produced overseas, Tek84 designs, builds, and services its screening solutions domestically, supporting American jobs and the Buy America Act.

Contact Us

Sales@Tek84.com
858-676-5382

Tek84 develops and manufactures high‐technology security products for screening and surveillance. For over three decades we have pioneered the use of ultra‐low‐dose x‐ray imaging. Our products rapidly and safely screen for weapons, explosives, drugs, and other contraband. Our engineers created the world’s first body scanner (1991); highest resolution surveillance camera (2001); the first drive‐through car bomb detection portal (2009); and Intercept, the first inmate scanner with vertical scanning technology (2018).