The Metal Detector with Charger is a compact, handheld instrument designed for detecting metallic objects concealed within the body or clothing, often used in medical, veterinary, and security environments. With a built-in rechargeable battery, it's an efficient, mobile solution for safe and accurate scanning.

•   Handheld design for ease of use

•   Detects ferrous and non-ferrous metals

•   Rechargeable lithium battery included

•   Comes with standard charger unit

•   LED indicator for detection and battery status

•   Vibration and sound alert system

•   Sensitivity adjustment knob

•  Length: Approx. 12–14 inches

•  Slim, rectangular wand-style design

•  Lightweight and ergonomic grip for long use

•  Durable ABS plastic outer body

•  Internal copper wiring and magnetic coil

•   Shock-resistant casing

•   Diagnostic & Support Equipment

•   Sub-category: Detection & Scanning Tools

•   Electronic device

•   Reusable with rechargeable power

•   Portable, handheld model

•  Detect foreign metallic bodies in medical or surgical prep

•  Locate embedded needles, wires, or surgical remnants

•  Used in both veterinary and human settings

•  Also used in clinic entrances for safety scanning

•   Portable and cordless

•   Comes with charger (no need for constant battery replacement)

•   High sensitivity for accurate detection

•   Non-invasive and safe

•   Needs regular charging

•   May not detect very small or deeply embedded metals

•   Not waterproof (handle with care)

•   Avoid exposure to moisture or extreme heat

•   Charge only with original charger provided

•   Do not drop or handle roughly 

•   HS Code: 8543.70

•   HSN Code: 8543 (Electrical machines and apparatus with individual functions)

•   Hold parallel to the body part being scanned

•   Move slowly across the area

•   Check indicator light and sound/vibration for detection

•   NOT autoclavable

•   Wipe with alcohol-based sanitizing wipes only

•   Do not immerse in water

  Used in veterinary practices to detect metallic foreign objects ingested or embedded in animals. Useful in trauma cases and post-op checks. 

 Commonly used in emergency, surgical, and orthopaedic settings to detect metal inside wounds or during pre-op screening. Also used in clinics and security at entrances.

 1. Is this device rechargeable?

  Yes, it comes with a charger and built-in battery.

2. What type of metals can it detect?

  It detects both ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

3. Can it be used in veterinary settings? 

  Absolutely — it’s used in both human and animal care.

4. How should it be cleaned?

  Wipe with alcohol-based disinfectants — no water immersion.

5. How long does the battery last?

  Typically 6–8 hours of continuous use per full charge.