X-Ray Inspection System
- Key Advantages: Non-destructive internal inspection, dimensional measurement, thickness and density evaluation
- Primary Applications: Quality control, failure analysis, scientific research
Our X-ray inspection system leverages the strong penetrating capability of X-rays to examine internal structures without damaging the sample. It can precisely detect micron-level internal defects such as porosity, cracks, voids, and inclusions. In addition to imaging hidden structures, the system supports accurate dimensional measurement as well as quantitative analysis of material thickness and density distribution.
- Key Advantages: Non-destructive internal inspection, dimensional measurement, thickness and density evaluation
- Primary Applications: Quality control, failure analysis, scientific research
Our X-ray inspection system leverages the strong penetrating capability of X-rays to examine internal structures without damaging the sample. It can precisely detect micron-level internal defects such as porosity, cracks, voids, and inclusions. In addition to imaging hidden structures, the system supports accurate dimensional measurement as well as quantitative analysis of material thickness and density distribution.
Optical Emission Spectrometer
- Wide Testing Capability: Detects multiple metallic elements, alloying elements, and selected non-metallic elements
- Quality Assurance Applications: Incoming material inspection, alloy composition adjustment, finished product composition verification, and metal failure analysis
Our direct-reading Optical Emission Spectrometer (OES) operates based on the principles of atomic emission spectroscopy. When atoms in a metal sample are excited by a high-energy source, they emit characteristic spectral lines unique to each element. By capturing and analyzing these spectra, the OES can rapidly and accurately identify and quantify the elemental composition of a material.
- Wide Testing Capability: Detects multiple metallic elements, alloying elements, and selected non-metallic elements
- Quality Assurance Applications: Incoming material inspection, alloy composition adjustment, finished product composition verification, and metal failure analysis
Our direct-reading Optical Emission Spectrometer (OES) operates based on the principles of atomic emission spectroscopy. When atoms in a metal sample are excited by a high-energy source, they emit characteristic spectral lines unique to each element. By capturing and analyzing these spectra, the OES can rapidly and accurately identify and quantify the elemental composition of a material.





