
Trace detection
Drug Screening
Targeted detection of narcotics and related residues to support secondary inspection and enforcement workflows.
Unival screening technology
Advanced trace detection systems for identifying narcotics, explosive residues, and threat materials across Afghanistan's most demanding security environments.
Official supply, deployment and technical support in Afghanistan.
AWT provides the local delivery capability required for mission-critical screening programs, from consultation and installation to operator training and ongoing support.

Targeted screening
Trace substances, residues & materials
Detection beyond imaging
Drugs and explosive screening is designed to identify substances that cannot be seen through conventional imaging. Unival systems support security, law enforcement, and inspection teams with analytical screening for persons, baggage, cargo, vehicles, and objects.
Used as a confirmation or secondary screening layer, these solutions help teams investigate suspicious findings, reduce risk, enforce regulations, and make faster, more informed operational decisions.
Trace Detection
Identifies trace amounts and residues on items, surfaces, and persons.
Confirmatory Screening
Supports escalation of inspections requiring higher confidence.
Our range of solutions
AWT delivers Unival screening capability as part of an integrated security workflow, supporting reliable, non-destructive detection operations.

Trace detection
Targeted detection of narcotics and related residues to support secondary inspection and enforcement workflows.

Threat material detection
Focused analysis for explosive substances and residues, helping teams act before a threat can escalate.

Flexible operations
Rapidly deploy screening capability at fixed locations or in dynamic field environments without laboratory facilities.
Operational advantage
Drugs and explosive screening gives operators a focused analytical layer within a broader inspection framework. It complements imaging, access control, and physical inspection processes.

Use following imaging or behavioral indicators to support layered security workflows.
Reduce direct handling of suspicious items and support safe isolation procedures.
Enable trained operators to screen faster and reduce unnecessary delays or evacuations.
Support fixed installations and rapid response across changing operational conditions.
Help maintain repeatable screening processes across shifts, locations, and teams.
Complements imaging, inspection, access control, and security enforcement programs.
Applications in Afghanistan
A practical detection layer for public-sector, critical infrastructure, and commercial security operations.
Border Checkpoints
Vehicles, cargo, people and effects.
Airports
Baggage, staff and secure zones.
Customs & Freight
Cargo inspection and enforcement.
Government Facilities
Controlled access and protection.
Critical Infrastructure
Energy, logistics and high-risk sites.
FAQ
AWT is the authorized local partner for these Unival security detection systems in Afghanistan, providing consultation, deployment, technical support, and maintenance capability.
These systems support detection of narcotics, explosive substances, and trace residues associated with those materials on persons, baggage, cargo, vehicles, objects, and surfaces.
Yes. The Unival approach supports screening at fixed locations and in mobile operations, enabling on-site screening in dynamic environments where laboratory facilities are not available.
AWT provides local delivery support for solution planning, installation, training, and technical maintenance across Afghanistan. Contact the AWT team for a deployment plan tailored to your facility.
They provide a focused screening layer that complements imaging, access control, physical inspection, and law-enforcement procedures. They are especially valuable for secondary screening and investigation of suspicious findings.
Protect what matters
Talk with AWT about a Unival drugs and explosive screening solution built for your security environment in Afghanistan.

