X-ray inspection systems can be installed at key stages in production. For example, with sachets or blister packs, x-ray systems can check that the correct number of pills or the right amount of powder is present prior to secondary packaging. 

For tablets and capsules, x-ray systems can detect missing or broken units within blister packs, bottles, or cartons. X-ray inspection is also commonly used to identify open flaps, damaged packaging, or incomplete secondary packs.

Medical devices are inspected in a similar way. Injection systems and needle-based delivery devices, for example, can be checked to confirm the presence and correct assembly of critical components before distribution.

Manufacturers often use multiple x-ray systems throughout production to detect and remove any products containing foreign materials. This helps enhance patient safety, boosts efficiency, and supports compliance at every stage in the production process.