UX50

Industrial X-ray CT inspection systems are non-destructive inspection tools that examine internal structure without cutting the part open. Industrial X-ray CT inspection systems are used to reveal hidden features, internal defects, density variation, and assembly conditions inside manufactured components. Industrial X-ray CT inspection systems commonly serve metrology, quality assurance, process validation, and failure analysis roles.

The YXLON UX50 uses a 450 kV mini-focus X-ray tube. The YXLON UX50 can be configured with a flat-panel detector and/or a line detector. The YXLON UX50 supports cone-beam CT and fan-beam CT. The YXLON UX50 supports QuickScan, QualityScan, HeliExtend, SpeedMode, ScanExtend field-of-view extensions, and Volume Crop. The YXLON UX50 includes image quality functions such as ScatterFix 2.0, beam hardening correction, and metal artifact reduction. The YXLON UX50 also supports 2D DR inspection with an HDR filter.^[4][5][1][2]

The YXLON UX50 has a maximum sample diameter of 600 mm. The YXLON UX50 has a sample height of 850 mm with the flat-panel detector configuration and 800 mm with the line detector configuration. The YXLON UX50 has system dimensions of 2,620 x 1,945 x 2,560 mm in the flat-panel detector configuration and 2,620 x 2,585 x 2,775 mm in the line detector configuration. The YXLON UX50 supports a maximum sample weight of 100 kg. The YXLON UX50 provides voxel size down to 55 µm. The YXLON UX50 provides a CT inspection envelope of 570 x 850 mm with the flat-panel detector and 600 x 800 mm with the line detector. The YXLON UX50 provides a DR inspection envelope of 520 x 850 mm. The YXLON UX50 uses 5-axis manipulation.^[4][5]

The YXLON UX50 was developed especially for the production environment with a specific focus on the automotive and foundry industry. The YXLON UX50 is intended for quality assurance testing. The YXLON UX50 supports inspection tasks involving dense and large components and can return 2D and 3D results for production inspection workflows.^[1][4][3]

Industrial X-ray CT inspection systems are often used for porosity analysis, crack detection, inclusion detection, wall-thickness review, internal geometry verification, and assembly inspection. Industrial X-ray CT inspection systems are also used when engineers need to compare internal condition against design intent or correlate hidden defects with downstream performance.