X-Ray Inspection Service

An X-ray inspection system makes it possible to easily detect contaminants in products. The following pollutants are detected with X-ray technology:

• Metal parts: Like a metal detector, X-ray inspection systems detect metal parts within the product, including stainless steel, ferrous and non-ferrous metal. Unlike metal detectors, X-ray can detect many other contaminants as well. Therefore, an X-ray inspection system should be chosen that provides greater detection sensitivity than a metal detector.
• Defective glass: An X-ray inspection system can detect broken or malformed glass particles.
• Animal parts: X-ray examination can also analyze the product for animal parts such as bone fragments.
• Stones: Small pieces of rock may be mixed into the product during production. An X-ray inspection system is used to ensure that no stones or debris are accidentally dropped on the products.
• Hard plastics and other foreign contaminants: X-ray examiners can also detect hard materials such as plastic, silicone, rubber, and other foreign objects that may not be desired in the final product.

X-ray devices are used for various quality controls as well as contaminant detection. Namely,

• Sealing integrity: making sure each product has proper seals to prevent contaminants from entering the manufacturing process later.
• Package weight: Measuring products by weight to ensure all ingredients have consistent and precise fill quantities.
• Density of the product: Measuring the density of the food item to discover weight fluctuations due to unknown contaminants.
• Missing product components: Making sure each product includes all necessary details such as complete packaging, food products, air gap, and more (for example, finding any package with a missing or broken lid).
• Appropriate fill levels: Monitor fill levels, maintain line consistency and reduce waste.
• Adherence to food safety requirements: In the event of a recall, understanding where defects occur to know which products are contaminated.

The benefit of the X-ray inspection system is that it provides a view of the internal composition of solid materials that is invisible to the naked eye. These tests reveal hidden flaws or inconsistencies in the materials used to create the product. These inconsistencies arise in new designs, material changes, or new manufacturing processes. Finding inconsistencies is important because they affect the performance of the product. The consequences of poorly made products result in shorter life cycles, poor performance rates, and failure to meet industry standard and quality requirements.

X-ray inspection determines the suitability and reliability of the product for service. The benefits of X-ray testing during inspection provide details of the manufacturing process according to product construction specifications. Displaying product properties or attributes, such as internal shrinkage, cracks or weaknesses, internal integrity composition, welding or brazing attributes, and wear status, constitutes approval or disapproval based on findings.

Every industry applies various tests as part of production and quality control. The development of smaller components that integrate into higher-performance processes increases the need for radiographic testing. The benefits of this test are twofold. Customers get consistent reliability that increases lifespan, while the manufacturer produces higher quality products that require less rework. Capturing a high-resolution image of the internal structure and weld with X-ray inspection facilitates reliability through detection of cracks and coating defects, stress measurements and material testing.

Our organization has a strong staff that closely follows the developments in the world in the field of science and technology and constantly improves itself. X-ray inspection services are among the numerous test, measurement, analysis and evaluation studies given to businesses.