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www.us - tech.com Ultra 3D/CT X-Ray Inspection System RMI Introduces X-7900


SHENZHEN, CHINA —RMI has launched the X-7900 Ultra, a new high-precision 3D/CT X-ray inspection system designed for advanced non-destructive testing across semiconductor, electron- ics, battery, automotive, and PCB manufacturing applica- tions. The new platform com-


for enhanced image quality. The system incorporates a


twin-CT architecture that com- bines planar CT and cone-beam CT technologies. Cone-beam CT generates high-resolution volu- metric images of complete as- semblies, while planar CT pro- vides detailed cross-sectional im- aging of targeted regions. To- gether, these capabilities allow


manufacturers to inspect hidden structures and identify defects that are difficult to detect using conventional methods. Additional features include


a motorized 360-degree rotating stage, detector tilt capability of up to ±70 degrees, and an effec- tive inspection area of 600 x 600 mm. The system supports appli- cations ranging from semicon-


ductor packages to battery pro- tection circuits, bare PCBs, and


assembled circuit boards. Contact: RMI Image, No. 3


Xinglong Road, Tongfuyu Indus- trial Zone, Tangxiachong Com- munity, Songgang Town, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China % +86-400-101-5159 E-mail: x15@sxray.cn Web: www.www.sxray.com


Rehm Introduces Advanced Drying and UV Curing Solutions


X-7900 Ultra 3D/CT X-ray inspection system.


bines 2D X-ray inspection with both planar CT and cone-beam CT imaging capabilities, provid- ing manufacturers with a versa- tile solution for defect analysis and quality assurance. The X-7900 Ultra features a


160 kV open-tube X-ray source with spatial resolution down to 1 µm, enabling detailed inspection of complex assemblies and miniature components. A high- resolution flat-panel detector captures 1536 x 1536-pixel im- ages and supports real-time image acquisition and correction


BLAUBEUREN-SEISSEN, GER- MANY — Rehm Thermal Systems is highlighting a new approach to drying and curing for electronics manufacturing with its RDS UV LED and RVDS systems, designed to help manufacturers increase throughput, improve process sta- bility and make better use of pro- duction floor space. As electronics assemblies be-


come more complex and manufac- turers face growing requirements for efficiency, quality and trace- ability, drying and curing have be- come increasingly important process steps. Rehm’s RDS drying systems are designed as a flexibly configurable portfolio for applica- tions ranging from sensitive semi-


conductor and backend electronics manufacturing processes to com- plete conformal coating lines with integrated dispensing and subse- quent drying or curing. The RDS UV LED system


provides efficient, process-reli- able UV curing for demanding electronics manufacturing envi- ronments. Using modern LED technology, the system enables short exposure times, reduced thermal stress and high repro- ducibility, making it suitable for complex assemblies and high cycle-time requirements. The system offers homoge-


neous full-area UV exposure up to 500 × 500 mm and includes four in- dividually switchable LED seg-


ments, allowing manufacturers to apply energy according to process requirements. Its LED technology is also mercury- and ozone-free, en- ergy-efficient and designed for long-term production use. Rehm’s RVDS vertical dryer


is designed to combine high process performance with a space-saving system concept. The vertical layout helps manufactur- ers reduce floor-space require- ments while maintaining stable


drying and curing performance. Contact: Rehm Thermal


Systems, Leinenstrasse 7, 89143


Blaubeuren-Seissen, Germany % +49-7344-9606-535 E-mail: c.hilsenbeck@rehm-group.com Web: www.rehm-group.com


July 2026


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