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January 13, 2025 | TRIEstimated reading time: 1 minute
IKT Electronics, a leader in innovative electronics manufacturing, proudly announces the expansion of its production capabilities with the integration of Test Research, Inc.'s (TRI) cutting-edge X-ray inspection system, the TR7600F3D SII. This strategic investment underscores IKT's commitment to delivering exceptional quality and meeting the evolving needs of its global customer base.
To address growing customer demand for high-precision services, IKT Electronics has introduced TRI's TR7600F3D SII X-ray inspection as a key addition to its service portfolio. The TR7600F3D SII is a high-resolution 3D AXI solution that is optimized for inspecting complex product layouts and is an invaluable tool for industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical devices, and advanced packaging.
The introduction of X-ray inspection reinforces IKT's mission to offer comprehensive, customer-focused manufacturing solutions. Whether used as a standalone service or as part of a full production order, this new offering empowers customers to achieve the highest quality control standards for their electronic assemblies.
"We are excited to bring TRI's cutting-edge X-ray technology to our production facilities," said Ivaylo Mashev, CTO at IKT Electronics. "This investment reflects our dedication to providing our customers with the industry's most reliable and innovative solutions.".
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