Precision µB4500

Suited for radiography of powder, liquid, etc. on the rotation stage

The horizontal type unit is ideal for observation of samples that have difficulty in radiography and tomography.

The images will be unclear if a sample position does not stay still in tomography.
The horizontal radiation system offers easier and more stable sample imaging than the vertical radiation types.

Low-noise X-ray tomographs

The CT option provides advanced images with the artifact reduction function that is ideal for samples made of mixed materials with different X-ray vision levels.

The precision μB4500 employs the dedicated software with the artifact reduction function never seen before in the conventional benchtop models that cannot obtain clear tomographs of mixed materials with different X-ray vision levels, such as resin and metal. Thus, the benchtop X-ray inspection system provides high-quality computed tomography.

Tall sample inspection in a compact body

Tall samples can be taken in and out smoothly using a sliding door on the top.

With the dimensions 570 mm wide, 665 mm deep, and 625 mm high, the precision μB4500 offers a compact solution even for tall sample inspection. Regardless of the sample shape or location, you can install the X-ray inspection benchtop anywhere in small offices, space-constrained factories, and laboratories.

Dimensions W:570 × D:665 × H:625 mm
Stage Ø:120 mm
Available sample size Ø:120 × H:175 mm

X-ray camera with top-class resolution offering high magnification for wide observation field

3-mega pixel camera as standard: optional 6-mega pixel camera

With the industry's highest level of resolution, a 3-megapixel flat panel detector (FPD) (*6-megapixel with option), the precision μB4500 offers high magnification for a wide observation area. A large sample image can be shot in one field.

Maximum inspection area X:70.6 × Y:39.8 mm
Maximum area of tomography Ø:110 × H:25 mm

Benefits of horizontal radiation

The horizontal radiation system introduced radiography/tomography with the sample upright. It can ignore the effect of gravity, and the rotation axis is stable during the sample rotating operation, which is ideal for tomography.

Aerosol can

Cable (tomograph of multiplanar reconstruction)

Push bottle
(tomograph of multiplanar reconstruction)

Brush type eyeliner
(tomograph of multiplanar reconstruction)