Mettler-Toledo demonstrates precision at Interpack

At Interpack 2026, Mettler-Toledo Product Inspection (Hall 11, Stand A60), a manufacturer of precision instruments and inspection solutions, will demonstrate how manufacturers can inspect every product with confidence, protect brands and profits and comply with evolving regulatory requirements, under the theme, “Inspect. Protect. Comply.” One highlight is the global debut of the new M50 R-Series metal detector. Designed as the next generation of metal detection, the M50 R-Series delivers improved detection sensitivity and is engineered to increase productivity while simplifying compliance in modern production environments. Alongside the M50 R-Series, Mettler-Toledo will present a broad portfolio of inspection technologies designed to support manufacturers from incoming goods through to final packed product.

X-ray inspection will include the first-ever European showcase of the X3 Bulk Series. Developed specifically for unpackaged, loose-flow and bulk products on conveyors, the X3 Series supports reliable foreign-body detection in challenging bulk handling environments, helping manufacturers maintain inspection performance while improving efficiency and throughput.

In addition, visitors will be able to explore the X2 and X6 Series x-ray inspection systems, which together provide a comprehensive portfolio for inspecting packaged products across a wide range of formats, line speeds and application requirements. The combined x-ray offering demonstrates how scalable inspection solutions can be deployed across different production stages to support product quality, brand protection and regulatory compliance.

Checkweighing will be represented by the C35 checkweigher. Advancements in the C35 has enabled the checkweigher to reach speeds of more than 800 packs per minute, even in highly demanding applications. The C35 supports precise weight control at high throughput, helping manufacturers reduce product giveaway, identify under-fills, and maintain compliance with weights and measures regulations.

Combination inspection solutions will also feature prominently with the new-generation Combination Systems, including both CM and CX configurations. These integrated solutions combine metal detection or x-ray inspection with checkweighing in a single system, enabling manufacturers to reduce footprint, simplify line integration and streamline quality control processes. Depending on application requirements, combination systems can also integrate additional inspection capabilities, such as label inspection, supporting manufacturers with 2-in-1 or even 3-in-1 inspection strategies.

Another key spotlight for food manufacturers will be ProdX, the data management software that connects product inspection devices across the line into a single, centralised view. ProdX collects inspection results in real time, automates data capture and traceability, and helps food manufacturers strengthen digitalisation, documentation and food‑safety compliance across their operations.

By standardising record‑keeping and providing clear, audit‑ready reports, ProdX helps food manufacturers substantiate compliance, streamline audits and maintain control of product quality in both food and packaging applications, while saving time on manual checks. Automated workflows, fewer paper records and faster investigations can also reduce operational costs and support more secure handling of quality and compliance data. On stand, visitors will be able to see ProdX connected to 25 devices including a continuous loop. ProdX can also be experienced using an immersive VR presentation, utilising headsets to explore how the software links to metal detection, x‑ray and checkweighing technologies.

Visitors can experience live demonstrations and speak with inspection specialists at Interpack 2026 in Hall 11 Stand A60. For more information, visit www.mt.com/interpack-pr