Industrial X-ray Modules

The Xplorer series

The Xplorer series is designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern production environments, enabling efficient and cost-effective operations. The Xplorer series allows you to inspect even minute components in detail thanks to the combination of high magnification and high-resolution capabilities, ensuring superior quality control and production reliability. The system excels with a homogeneous intensity distribution and a symmetric focal spot, delivering consistent, high-quality 3D and CT images that make defect identification easier and more accurate.

The ECO series

As a one-man tool, you reduce labor costs, get a faster and smarter workflow as it’s easier to handle and carry - while the small focal spot gives the possibility of shorter exposure times and increased image quality.

The Xtra Performance series

A game-changer in continuous uptime. With redundancy built-in, this product line ensures your production never skips a beat. Two filament systems, two target areas, and the ingenious ability to switch between them when one wears out guarantees uninterrupted operation.

 

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Welcome to the Application Lab: Where ideas get real

Where do new ideas go when it’s time to prove they work? At Comet X-ray, they now enter the Application Lab, a purpose-built space where our R&D team gets hands-on with the entire image chain, testing and refining technology under realistic conditions. It’s here that innovation becomes concrete, tailored to help our customers succeed. Join Dirk Schneider for an inside look at how the lab brings development and application closer together.
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Overcycling at max power – here’s how BLOX helps protect non-cycling tubes

The HP11 is one of the most widely used tubes in the field. Despite its popularity, it has notable limitations. By default the HP11 is a non-cycling tube, but with the right setup it can be operated in cycling mode. That means operators must respect a clear trade-off between maximum power and the allowable number of exposure cycles. Too often, we see systems running at full power while cycling far beyond safe limits. The result? Accelerated wear, premature failures, and higher costs.
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