The precision µB4600 is a versatile benchtop X-ray inspection system. Users can select X-ray sources from 60 kV or 90 kV configurations, along with various camera options to suit specific requirements. This allows the system to be optimized for a wide range of inspection targets.
Benchtop Radiography System with High-Power X-ray Tube
X-ray tube voltage: 90 kV
Featuring a high-transmission X-ray tube, this system offers superior image quality and higher output compared to standard benchtop models. It enables clear observation of defects in aluminum die-casting, metal assemblies, and welding. By utilizing Matsusada Precision’s highly stable and long-life high-voltage power supplies, the system ensures reliable X-ray radiation for consistent, high-resolution imaging.
Compact Body with Large Sample Area
Easy operation
Despite its compact dimensions of just 26.97 inches (685 mm) wide, 29.53 inches (750 mm) deep, and 22.24 inches (565 mm) high, the system features a spacious XY stage (13 inches × 13.93 inches / 330 mm × 340 mm). It effectively accommodates larger samples, including medium-sized PCBs and cable connectors.
Intuitive Operation with Manual Stage Control
Easy operation
The manual stage handle and large front viewport allow for flexible and precise positioning of the inspection object. Real-time observation of the X-ray image during alignment simplifies the process. With optimized software featuring a user-friendly interface, even operators unfamiliar with X-ray systems can begin inspections immediately.
Selectable X-ray Tubes and Cameras
With selectable X-ray tubes and cameras, you can configure the system to meet the specific demands of your application.
• Combination Example
- Checking cable disconnection : Mini-focus (60 kV) and 1.5 MP camera: precision µB4600-LEP60
- Checking connector crimping : Microfocus (90 kV) and 1.5 MP camera: precision µB4600-LEM90
- Observation of 0.1 mm voids in resin moldings : Microfocus (60 kV) and 3 MP camera: precision µB4600-LEF3M60
| Model | X-ray tube | X-ray tube voltage | X-ray tube current | Camera |
Maximum inspection area |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | precision µB4600 | Mini-focus 100 µm | 90 kV | 0.5 mA |
1.5 mega pixels (Standard) |
X: 2.28 inches (58 mm) x Y: 2.01 inches (51 mm) |
| Optional Model in X-ray tube |
precision µB4600-LP60 | Mini-focus 50 µm | 60 kV | 1 mA | ||
| precision µB4600-LM60 | Microfocus 5 µm | 60 kV | 150 µA | |||
| precision µB4600-LM90 | Microfocus 5 µm | 90 kV | 150 µA | |||
|
Optional model in X-ray tube and camera |
precision µB4600-LF3P60 | Mini-focus 50 µm | 60 kV | 1 mA |
3 mega pixels (Optional) |
X: 3.7 inches (94 mm) x Y: 2.09 inches (53 mm) |
| precision µB4600-LF3M60 | Microfocus 5 µm | 60 kV | 150 µA | |||
| precision µB4600-LF3M90 | Microfocus 5 µm | 90 kV | 150 µA | |||
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