Body Scanners for Non-Intrusive People Screening
Improve checkpoint security with advanced body scanning solutions designed to detect concealed items while maintaining a safe, privacy-friendly screening process. Penta Technology Solutions supplies, installs, and supports body scanners across Sri Lanka.

What is a body scanner used for in security screening?
A security body scanner is used to detect concealed items on a person using non-intrusive screening technology. It helps improve safety at high-security checkpoints while supporting faster, consistent screening.
Why Body Scanners Are Used in High-Security Facilities
When standard screening is not enough, body scanners offer an additional security layer by improving the ability to detect concealed items. These systems help organisations:
High-security
Reduce risk at high-security entrances
Consistency
Improve screening consistency and reduce manual uncertainty
Automated
Support faster processing with automated detection
Privacy
Maintain privacy-friendly screening procedures
Body scanning is typically deployed where high assurance is required—such as secure government sites, controlled institutions, and critical infrastructure facilities.
Body Scanner Solutions We Provide
Millimeter-Wave Body Scanners
Millimeter-wave scanners are widely used for security screening to detect concealed objects on a person.
Common use cases
- Airport passenger screening
- Government and court checkpoints
- High-security building entrances
Key advantages
- Non-intrusive screening method
- Designed to support privacy modes (system dependent)
- Suitable for high-throughput checkpoints
Advanced Screening Options
Depending on your environment, we can recommend models or configurations that prioritise:
- Faster throughput for busy entrances
- Automated alarm/indicator features to guide secondary checks
- Enhanced workflow for controlled facilities
Key Features to Expect in Professional Body Scanners

Detection support for concealed items on the body.
Clear alert workflows for secondary screening.
Consistent screening results when used with SOP.

Privacy-friendly display modes (model dependent).
Non-intrusive screening process.
Professional checkpoint experience for visitors and staff.

User-friendly interface.
Support for high throughput screening.
Designed for routine daily operation.
How Body Scanning Works
- Guided screening: The person enters the scanning area and follows operator instructions.
- Scan process: The system performs a rapid scan.
- Result output: Clear result or alarm indicator (system dependent).
- Secondary screening: If needed, security performs a targeted follow-up check using SOP.
This approach improves security outcomes while maintaining a controlled and respectful screening process.

Where Body Scanners Are Commonly Used in Sri Lanka
Airports & transportation security
advanced passenger screening
Government & Public Buildings
visitor screening at secure entry points
Critical infrastructure
high-assurance access control for sensitive facilities

Hotels & Malls
security screening during peak traffic periods
Courts & correctional institutions
contraband prevention and controlled entry
High-profile venues
events requiring enhanced screening
Choosing the Right Body Scanner for Your Facility
Quick selection guide
- High throughput entrances → millimeter-wave scanners designed for fast processing
- Controlled facilities → strong SOP alignment + clear alarm workflow
- High-risk environments → layered screening (body scanning + metal detection + X-ray for bags)
What we consider during consultation
- Expected screening volume
- Available space and checkpoint layout
- Privacy requirements and operational policy
- Staffing and SOP for secondary checks
- Power, environment, and placement constraints


Installation, Commissioning & Support
Penta Technology Solutions provides end-to-end implementation support.
What we can handle
- Site assessment and solution recommendation
- Supply, installation, and configuration
- Operator guidance and best practices for checkpoint flow
- Ongoing support and maintenance options (based on requirements)
Best Practices for Effective Body Scanner Operations
- Clearly separate people screening from bag screening lanes
- Use privacy-respecting SOPs and signage to guide visitors
- Combine body scanning with X-ray (bags) and metal detection (people) where required
- Train operators on consistent flow management to avoid bottlenecks
- Perform routine checks and servicing for stable performance

Frequently Asked Questions
Get the Right Body Scanner for Your Security Checkpoint
We help you select reliable body scanning solutions based on your risk level, throughput needs, and operational policy.

