X-Raptor PCR
New, Fully Automated X-Ray Tire Testing Machine
The next-generation X-Raptor PCR provides tire manufacturers with a fast and reliable approach to quality inspection and quantitative control of passenger and light truck tires, while reducing overall cost of ownership. This Plug & Play system is a powerful, compact and innovative off-the-shelf solution for superior tire imaging. X-Raptor is portable, incorporates green technology for reduced consumption, and is configurable for both off-line and in-line use. Built-in manual measurement functions offer ease of use, and Automated Defect Recognition is optional.
New and Upgraded Features:
COMPACT
- Footprint -35%
- Volume -56%
- Weight -50%
FAST
- Cycle Time -40%
GREEN
- Power consumption -55%
- Lead of shielding -50%
- Compact cabin (2,5 X 1,3 X 1,6H m , 2T)
- Ultra fast (cycle time down up to 15 sec)
- Low cost of ownership
- High reliability
- Low power consumption
- Fully integrated (all components inside)
- Quick setup and short startup time (Plug&Play concept)
- Portable (easily moved to remote locations to test on-site)
- Fully Automated Defect Recognition software available - processing within the cycle time, with or without operator assitance
Full Range of Functions
- High precision x-ray images (pitch 0,4 mm)
- Full control of detector exposure time
- Automated spatial calibration
- Automated centerline calculation
- Manual measurement toolbox
Accepted Tire Range
- External diameter: 500-950 mm
- Internal diameter: 13"-27"
- Width: 100-400 mm
- Weight: Maximum 50 Kg
- Bead distance: Minimum 72 mm
Hardware Options
- Manual tire loading unit
- Automated inlet conveyor with tire measurement
- Motorized outlet conveyor
- Outlet conveyor with sorting unit
- Manual bar code reader
- Automated bar code reader
- Defective tire marking system
Automated Defect Recognition Option
- Optimized for multiprocessor architecture
- Ultra fast processing time (<10 sec.) compatible with machine cycle time
- Simple recipe system
- Friendly user interface
- Stand-alone or in-line use