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X-ray radiography is the only non-destructive testing technique (besides ultrosonics) that allows for the detection of defects deep within a part. X-rays are generated with an x-ray tube and they pass through the part being inspected and detected by a piece of film. Any defects or abnormalites within a part is captured on the film.
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Typical applications of this technique include:
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- Printed Circuit Board
- Castings
- Plastic Injection Molding
- Automotive Parts
- Aerospace Components
- Electrical/Mechanical Components
- Medical Devices
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A Radiograph of a thermal blanket is shown below
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