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February 26, 2024 | Saki CorporationEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Saki Corporation, an innovator in the field of automated optical and X-ray inspection equipment, is pleased to announce that its Shanghai Solution Center now offers the complete line up of inspection solutions with the addition of its award-winning, state-of-art X-ray automated inspection system (AXI) 3Xi-M110.
Since the relocation of Saki China’s Shanghai office in August 2023, the demonstration area has undergone continual enhancements. With the addition of its 3Xi-M110 X-ray machine to the lineup of demonstration equipment that features an AXI 3Xi-M200, ideal for IGBT power module inspection, and advanced optical inspection solutions, Saki has established a Solution Center that is fully equipped to address client requests for demos and queries about its services.
The latest 3Xi-M110 is a high-speed, high-precision 3D-CT X-ray inspection system designed for today’s demanding SMT and through-hole manufacturing requirements. It boasts the industry’s fastest processing speeds and superior 3D inspection quality for the detection of the full spectrum of solder defects on PCBs. Offering full in-line capability, self-diagnostics and unparalleled ease of maintenance, Saki’s latest 3D CT-AXI provides all the key functionality essential for quality X-ray inspection including serviceability and ease of maintenance.
The 3Xi-M110 model inherits the high-definition image inspection quality of its predecessor, while optimizing the entire image capture process from hardware control to image calculation algorithms to achieve the industry’s fastest cycle time. It is the ideal solution for smart factories that require in-line X-ray inspection for total inspection of PCBs mounted with electronic components.
“We invite customers to visit us in Shanghai to experience the industry's finest automatic X-ray inspection system, which combines high inspection quality and speed performance while maintaining operator-friendly operation, high maintainability, and ease of maintenance,” said Mr. Yi Zhang (Andy), who oversees sales at Saki China.
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