The µRay8700/µRay8760 is a micro CT system covering small to large object sizes. High-power microfocus X-rays of 130kV and 40W provide high-definition images with low noise and 3D images with high spatial resolution.
The μRay8700 and μRay8760 are versatile, high-power micro-CT systems designed to accommodate a wide spectrum of sample sizes, from small components to larger objects.
At the heart of these systems is a powerful 130kV, 40W microfocus X-ray source. This high-power output ensures excellent penetration capabilities, even for dense materials, resulting in low-noise, high-definition 2D transmission images. For 3D analysis, this translates to CT reconstructions with exceptional spatial resolution and clarity. These systems are perfectly suited for the non-destructive inspection of aluminum die-cast parts, resin moldings, and other industrial components where both internal integrity and dimensional accuracy are critical.
Transmission inspection of object longitudinal cross section is easy with horizontal X-ray radiation type
In addition to the X-axis (left/right), Y-axis (front/rear), and Z-axis (up/down), it also has a rotation axis (turn), which enables observation of the entire object.
A roundwork can be easily observed by placing it on the stage and turning it 360 degrees. The stage can be moved to the left/right, front/back, and up/down, allowing for easy operation.
As the top panel door opens, a long or heavy work (10 kg) can easily be loaded on the stage.
* The door of the ceiling is not attached in µRay8760
* The durable supporting weighting 10 kg is optional.
Software [µRay®Vision]
Simple operation allows for the use of necessary functions by "anyone" "in no time".
The accompanying dedicated software, "µRay®Vision", not only allows for stage control and simple X-ray operation but also features a variety of image processing and measurement functions.
Simple observation and analysis
With the reduced display function, you can easily make comparative observations.
By switching from the high-resolution display to the reduced display, you can perform observation/analysis of the sample by comparing it with previously saved images.
Easy operation for image processing and analysis
With the exclusive software as standard, advanced image processing and analysis are available in simple operations
Display range
Allows you to set an arbitrary gray level based on an image's histogram and then enhance the contrast manually.
Brightness control
Individually controlling the gain, contrast, and gamma values allows for a flexible change of the brightness value of images.
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µRay8700/µRay8760 Datasheet
Date: 2024-01-09 Rev.06
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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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