The XT H 320 features a more powerful microfocus X-ray source that is able to run highly accurate inspection on dense industrial objects. Nikon Metrology is the only company to produce 320 kV microfocus X-ray sources. As the X-ray spot size of these sources is orders of magnitude smaller compared to minifocus sources, end users benefit from superior resolution, accuracy and a wider array of measurable parts.
Superior accuracy and performance through proprietary 225 or 320kV micro-focus X-ray source
The default 225 kV microfocus source is equipped with a reflection target, offering a 3 micron spot size. With the optional transmission target, you obtain an even smaller spot size and higher magnification capability.
Regardless of the target of choice, the XT H large cabinet system uses an open-tube X-ray source that guarantees a lower cost-of-ownership
A small spot size and a high-resolution flat panel create sharp images. Adapt resolution to your needs: full part in coarse resolution and high resolution in a desired region of interest.
Easy access to inspect larger parts
The XT H 320 systems feature a large access door and the heavy-duty precision 5-axis manipulator can hold samples in excess of 50 kg with dimensions of 0.6 m (H) x 0.6 m (D).
Full protective enclosure – compliant to CE and DIN 54113 radiation safety standards – requires no special badges or protective clothing. Continuous fail-to-safe monitoring during system operation. Radiation shielding is to better than 1µSv/hour external, and dual fail-safe switches/relays ensure safe operation
The open X-ray tube allows for local maintenance of internal tube components and allows the operator to replace the tungsten filaments easily.
Specific applications require more detailed images or higher accuracy. XT H 320 can be configured with different flat panels (Varian, Perkin Elmer) or source configuration (reflection/ transmission target) to make the system ideally suited for your needs.
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The XT H 320 features a more powerful microfocus X-ray source that is able to run highly accurate inspection on dense industrial objects. Nikon Metrology is the only company to produce 320 kV microfocus X-ray sources. As the X-ray spot size of these sources is orders of magnitude smaller compared to minifocus sources, end users benefit from superior resolution, accuracy and a wider array of measurable parts.
Superior accuracy and performance through proprietary 225 or 320kV micro-focus X-ray source
The default 225 kV microfocus source is equipped with a reflection target, offering a 3 micron spot size. With the optional transmission target, you obtain an even smaller spot size and higher magnification capability.
Regardless of the target of choice, the XT H large cabinet system uses an open-tube X-ray source that guarantees a lower cost-of-ownership
A small spot size and a high-resolution flat panel create sharp images. Adapt resolution to your needs: full part in coarse resolution and high resolution in a desired region of interest.
Easy access to inspect larger parts
The XT H 320 systems feature a large access door and the heavy-duty precision 5-axis manipulator can hold samples in excess of 50 kg with dimensions of 0.6 m (H) x 0.6 m (D).
Full protective enclosure – compliant to CE and DIN 54113 radiation safety standards – requires no special badges or protective clothing. Continuous fail-to-safe monitoring during system operation. Radiation shielding is to better than 1µSv/hour external, and dual fail-safe switches/relays ensure safe operation
The open X-ray tube allows for local maintenance of internal tube components and allows the operator to replace the tungsten filaments easily.
Specific applications require more detailed images or higher accuracy. XT H 320 can be configured with different flat panels (Varian, Perkin Elmer) or source configuration (reflection/ transmission target) to make the system ideally suited for your needs.
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