What is the difference between your C-arm, standard rotary, and flat panel cabinet X-ray machines?

Our X-ray NDT systems can inspect virtually all metallic and many non-metallic materials commonly used in manufacturing: Metals: Aluminum alloys, magnesium alloys, zinc alloys, iron/steel, titanium, copper alloys Non-metals: Ceramics, composites, plastics, rubber Our primary focus is serving foundries and die-casting facilities inspecting aluminum, magnesium, and zinc alloy components. If you have a specific material not listed, please contact us for a free sample testing evaluation.

An industrial X-ray inspection machine (also called a cabinet X-ray system) uses controlled X-ray radiation to penetrate metallic and non-metallic workpieces, producing a digital image of internal structures. Unlike medical X-rays, industrial systems are designed for non-destructive testing (NDT), meaning the inspected parts remain undamaged. The X-ray beam passes through the object and is captured by a detector (flat panel or film), revealing internal defects such as porosity, cracks, inclusions, and voids.