RaySecur: T-Ray Mail Security Scanning
RaySecur helps enterprise security teams and government agencies screen incoming mail for concealed threats. It is designed for organizations that need to detect low-density materials like powders and liquids without using X-ray radiation.
At a glance
- Category
- Security
- Best for
- Enterprise security departments, Government agencies, Correctional facilities, Executive protection teams
- Pricing
- Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
- Key use cases
- Corporate Mailroom Screening, Correctional Facility Contraband Interception, Executive Protection, Government Facility Security
- Integrations
- C-CURE integration
- Official website
- raysecur.com
RaySecur offers a desktop security screening system called MailSecur that uses terahertz (T-ray) imaging to see inside sealed letters and packages. Because this technology is non-ionizing, it does not require radiation safety licensing or lead shielding for office deployment.
The system is designed for environments such as corporate mailrooms, government facilities, and correctional institutions. It supports the detection of concealed items, including powders, liquids, electronics, and weapons, providing a real-time 4D view of the contents as the item is moved.
Beyond the hardware, the company provides a support ecosystem that includes operator training, standard operating procedure (SOP) development, and remote access to explosives and narcotics experts for threat escalation via EODSecur.
Buyers should confirm that while the system detects the presence of powders and liquid-soaked materials, it does not identify the specific chemical substance.
Key Features
Uses non-ionizing terahertz waves to provide visibility into sealed mail.
Provides real-time video capturing length, width, depth, and motion to help operators identify anomalies.
Designed to identify materials such as fine powders and liquids.
A compact system that fits on a standard desktop and connects to a standard power outlet.
Provides 24/7 remote access to former military and law enforcement experts for real-time image analysis.
Delivers monthly incident reports and real-time alerts based on public-source data and proprietary insights.
Use Cases
Screening incoming letters and small parcels at corporate headquarters to detect hidden threats.
Inspecting inmate mail and privileged communications for illegal drugs and other contraband.
Screening high-profile inbound items for executives at homes or in mobile settings.
Detecting concealed weapons, explosives, or biological agents in deliveries to government offices.
Best For
Integrations
Pricing
Pricing was not clearly available from the provided evidence. Buyers should confirm current pricing on the vendor website.
FAQ
T-ray imaging is non-ionizing and safe, requiring no radiation permits or lead shielding. It provides live 4D video rather than the static 2D images produced by X-ray systems.
The system is designed to detect powders, liquids, weapons, electronics, explosives, and narcotics concealed in letters and small parcels.
No, it is a desktop-sized system that plugs into a standard outlet and does not require radiation barriers or specialized access-controlled rooms.
Source category: Security
Source subcategory: Security Monitoring
