Royma Industrial CT introduces new X-ray machines for checking products

Jun 9, 2026- by CMI| Category : Medical Devices1 min read
Royma Industrial CT introduces new X-ray machines for checking products

Royma Industrial CT has released two new X-ray systems to aid check the quality of batteries, die-cast parts, as well as electronics. The new systems, Royma Cellink and Royma DieCast, give manufacturers better alternative for inspecting products.

Royma Cellink – For Long and Flat Parts

The Cellink system is made for checking long and flat parts, like large circuit boards, long die-cast pieces, and electronic assemblies. It uses a small, high-quality X-ray tube and a flat panel detector to take clear images.

Cellink is flexible. It can be small for small parts or big enough to inspect items up to 5 meters long. This makes it easier and cheaper for companies to inspect large parts automatically.

Royma DieCast – For Thick and Complex Parts

The DieCast system is designed for thick and heavy die-cast parts. It can take 2D X-ray images and full 3D CT scans to find hidden defects inside parts.

Key features:

  • 2D and 3D inspection
  • Large detector with C-arm design
  • Powerful X-ray tube (up to 450 kV) for thick materials

This system is useful for car, airplane, and industrial parts, where checking inside the part is very important.

Software and Flexibility

Both systems use Royma’s latest software. It is easy to use, finds defects automatically, and works well in modern factories.

With these machines, Royma helps manufacturers improve product quality in batteries, electronics, and die-cast parts with flexible and powerful inspection solutions.

According to coherent market insights, the Non-Destructive Testing Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 10.1% during 2026 to 2033. Currently, the market is at USD 20.97 Bn in 2026 and is expected to be around USD 41.13 Bn by 2033. The market is witnessing positive trends such as a rising focus on safety inspections, stringent government regulations supporting adoption, and increasing investments in monitoring aging infrastructure and heavy industries. These factors are significantly contributing to the growth in non-destructive testing market demand.

The start of Cellink and DieCast makes Royma Industrial CT stronger in the non-destructive testing (NDT) and industrial CT market. It gives manufacturers new choices for high-quality X-ray inspections for many different sizes and types of materials.

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