Yes. Magnesium alloys are widely used in automotive and aerospace applications due to their light weight. Our X-ray systems can effectively inspect magnesium castings, though there are specific considerations: Magnesium has lower X-ray absorption than aluminum, requiring adjusted exposure settings Smaller defects may be visible due to magnesium's lower density Our systems include preset parameters for common magnesium alloys (AZ91D, AM60B, etc.) Please send us samples of your magnesium parts for a free test evaluation to determine optimal inspection settings.

Absolutely. Aluminum die-casting is one of our core application areas. Our systems are specifically optimized for inspecting aluminum alloy components: Typical inspection scenarios: Engine brackets and structural parts (wall thickness 2-15mm) Transmission housings and oil sumps EV motor housings and battery trays Suspension components and control arms Decorative and functional parts We have helped numerous automotive suppliers improve quality control, reduce scrap rates, and meet IATF 16949 quality management requirements. Free sample testing is available.

Our NDT X-ray systems serve a wide range of industries:

Automotive: Engine blocks, cylinder heads, transmission housings, brake components, steering parts, EV battery components;

Aerospace: Turbine blades, structural components, landing gear parts Foundry & Die-Casting: Aluminum, magnesium, zinc die-castings for all industries below;

Electronics: PCB assemblies, semiconductor packages, connectors Heavy Industry: Pump housings, valve bodies, pipe fittings;

Medical Devices: Surgical instruments, implants (with appropriate certification);

If your industry isn't listed, contact us — X-ray inspection applies to almost any precision manufacturing sector.