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PDR Releases New GenX Large Cabinet X-ray Systems
April 1, 2020 | PDREstimated reading time: Less than a minute
PDR X-ray Solutions is pleased to introduce its new GenX large cabinet X-ray systems. The GenX-90P and GenX-130P can now both accommodate PCB sizes up to 21" (533 mm) x 17.5" (445 mm) with oblique angle viewing up to 70°.
The new cabinets accommodate either 90kV or 130kV X-ray sources, and are upgradable in the field from 90kV to 130kV if your imaging needs change in the future. The detector also is field upgradable. The new, large cabinet models are available at an affordable price without compromising image quality.
GenX large cabinet X-ray systems can be configured with many sizes of flat panel detectors, or a versatile image intensifier for applications with a wide range of part sizes and imaging requirements. Custom algorithms also can be tailored to specific inspection needs.
GenX X-ray systems offer truly remarkable image clarity with proprietary HD camera and software. Additionally, the high performance X-ray systems offer programmable 4-axis (X,Y, Z 1/Z2) fully motorized motion control.
PDR systems are made in the USA with worldwide service and support, and one-year or multi-year warranties. PDR can help to determine the best X-ray source and detector depending on the application.
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