X-ray and CT inspection solutions for industry

Waygate Technologies will be showcasing its portfolio of industrial X-ray, computed tomography (CT) and ultrasonic inspection technologies and a wide range of services at Control - including an exclusive preview of a new CT system that will be officially launched at the show.

The Phoenix V|tome|x M Neo is a versatile system suitable for a wide range of applications in 3D metrology, research and evaluation in laboratory environments. © Waygate Technologies

Waygate Technologies will be showcasing a wide range of industrial X-ray and CT systems tailored to the most diverse inspection requirements in various industries. Highlights include the Phoenix V|tome|x M Neo, a versatile CT scanner for laboratory environments as well as automated production processes. Also on show will be the Phoenix Nanome|x Neo, an advanced CT solution for material analysis and electronics inspection.

In addition, Waygate Technologies is providing an exclusive preview of a next-generation CT system designed specifically for the needs of the electronics and research industries. With advanced features and a user-centered design, this system sets new standards for high-resolution imaging and outstanding inspection performance. Visitors will have the opportunity to experience this innovation before its official market launch.
The DXR Flex, a flexible digital X-ray detector, will also be on display. This system was developed to replace conventional X-ray films, increase efficiency and improve image quality in demanding environments. Its adaptability makes it ideal for applications that require real-time imaging and maximum precision.

All the systems presented are designed for maximum detection quality, flexibility and speed and help to meet the increasing demand for precision and efficiency in industrial testing.

Modern ultrasonic testing technologies

In addition to X-ray and CT solutions, Waygate Technologies will also be presenting its latest developments in ultrasonic testing. Krautkrämer USM 100, a portable device for reliable defect detection, is used wherever fast and precise results are required. With Krautkrämer RotoArray comPAct, the company is presenting a phased array ultrasonic solution in which miniaturized electronics are integrated directly into the probe.
electronics have been integrated directly into the probe - ideal for efficient inspection processes in confined or complex applications. The portfolio is complemented by Krautkrämer CL Go+, a compact device for corrosion and thickness measurement, which is particularly characterized by its user-friendliness and its clear 5-inch display, which is easy to read even when used outdoors.

These technologies have been developed to increase safety, quality and productivity in a wide range of industries and offer precise, efficient and scalable inspection options.

Control, Hall 3, Stand 3405

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