When there’s a threat to safety, we’re there.

Our handheld detection tools and walk-through people scanners allow prison security to keep contraband from being smuggled into facilities and hidden within cell mattresses, food trays, walls, plumbing, and clothing. Unlike manual searches, our X-ray detection tools keep prison staff safe from harm by accidental exposure to narcotics and sharp weapons.

Agents responsible for securing Ports of Entry including airports, land borders, and seaports use the full breadth of our detection technologies to help identify hidden narcotics, weapons, and other illegal goods in personal vehicles, commercial vehicles, and shipping containers.

Our combination of vehicle scanners and handheld devices have military applications across the globe. From personal and commercial vehicle inspection at perimeter gates, to pedestrian people scanning, our family of products satisfies even the most sensitive military base security needs.

Our handheld X-ray tools and XRF scanners provide commercial and residential home inspectors and construction trades with a non-invasive way to identify studs, pipes, and wires prior to opening a wall; confirm pipes, joints, fasteners, and welds are properly assembled; and detect whether moisture, mold, and lead are present in structures.

Our large vehicle scanners and smaller handheld devices allow for comprehensive and flexible inspection of vehicles and personal items (backpacks, purses, coolers) brought onsite at a variety of venues, including government buildings, healthcare facilities, large-scale manufacturing sites, utility providers, transportation systems, and more.

Our products have been invaluable for personal vehicle and small package inspection during traffic stops and searches. Law enforcement agencies around the globe use Viken’s handheld tools to detect narcotics, weapons, and other dangerous contraband, as well as identify suspects and materials concealed in ceiling rafters, car trunks, or behind doors or walls.

The water line and pipe inspection industry includes municipal water utilities, water system engineers, plumbing contractors, environmental consulting firms, and specialized inspection companies contracted to physically verify the material composition of service lines running from water mains to individual buildings and eliminate lead service lines from the nation’s drinking water systems.