The µRay8400 is a long-selling top-view type X-ray inspection system. This X-ray inspection system is highly practical for continuous batch processing of a large number of inspected items and for practical use, taking advantage of the large inside space.
The μRay8400 is a long-established, top-view X-ray inspection system, renowned for its proven reliability and operational versatility. Its robust design and spacious inspection chamber make it exceptionally practical for high-throughput environments.
This system is optimized for continuous, batch inspection of a large number of items, streamlining quality control processes in a production line. The generous internal space easily accommodates a wide variety of sample sizes and custom fixtures, making it a highly adaptable workhorse for diverse inspection needs, from electronic components to small mechanical parts.
“High resolution” transmission imaging even with heavy metals
High-resolution Transmission with 130kV Microfocus X-ray Source by Easy Inspection
The product employs the maximum output power 130 kV of the high-resolution microfocus, and it is suitable for work inspection of large parts, heavy metals, etc. in the system.
With a minimum focal spot size of 5 µm, it is also available for magnified inspection.
In addition, it features adjustable stages that can be changed freely to a desired position and angle for inspection, along with the multifunctional image processing software, enhancing the operability.
Freely moving in/out sample and easy operation
Wide opening front door and large XY stage make it easy to take out and set samples.
Moreover, the product has a side window that helps the operator to easily observe the samples inside the unit, making the user stress-free.
Flexible Inspection of Lot/All Quantity
Helps to reduce mistakes and misjudgments in inspection points.
Teaching Function
Automatic movement to a specific point of the same type of samples
Using the teaching function, the stage is automatically moved to the points that have been set in advance.
Once the teaching data is set, you can repeatedly use the same place for imaging at the inspection of many samples of the same type, making inspection more efficient.
Additionally, the X-ray setting value, magnification ratio, stop time, etc., are configured individually for each point.
Stitching Function
Easy observation of the same sample in a micro and macro scale
Using this function, even large works that would not be captured at once can be taken in a single transmission image up to 350 mm × 350 mm.
Also, you can create a transmission image of the specified portion of a large work.
Furthermore, once the stitched image is captured and saved, automatic movement is available to move the stage to the position clicked on the stitched transmission image by simply loading the image.
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μRay8400 Datasheet
Date: 2025-01-22 Rev.07
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Microfocus X-Ray Inspection System Selection Guide
Date: 2025-05-07 rev.06
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Micro View X-Ray CT System Guide
Date: 2025-09-12 Rev 08
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