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Advanced X-ray inspection systems

29 June 2026 Manufacturing / Production Technology, Hardware & Services

The AXl-6000 series is available in three distinct dimensions: 1,2 meters, 1,8 meters, and 2 meters. While the models differ in physical dimensions, each offers the same advanced inspection capabilities, ensuring consistent performance across the range. A 40° tilting capability allows operators to inspect solder joints and concealed features from multiple angles, enhancing defect detection and analysis.

To accommodate different production requirements, the AXI-6100 is available with three conveyor length options, while maintaining the same inspection functionality across the entire product range

The systems are optimally designed to detect and analyse voids in LED and automotive Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) and can perform either intermittent or exhaustive, 100% inspections, thereby catering to a broad spectrum of quality assurance requirements.


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