Introducing FYNE: the high-end solution
February 3, 2025
Meet FYNE – the newest innovation in open X-ray tube technology, designed specifically for high-resolution applications. As AI and smart manufacturing reshape the tech landscape, manufacturers face increasing pressure to deliver better, faster solutions while optimizing yield and time-to-market. FYNE is our response to these challenges, redefining what’s possible for X-ray inspection. Discover how it can transform your manufacturing processes:
Advanced technology for challenging inspection
As technology reshapes the industrial world, the demand for smaller and higher-performing components is growing at an unprecedented rate. But with increased complexity manufacturers face new challenges: managing thermal behavior, improving production yields, and ensuring reliability in designs. These demands require inspection tools that go beyond traditional methods.
X-ray technology provides unmatched precision in detecting hidden defects, allowing manufacturers to achieve higher yields and faster time-to-market That’s why we are proud to launch FYNE – the next generation in quality testing for high-resolution applications.
FYNE in numbers
| Max. resolution | 400 nm |
| HV range | 60-160 kV |
| X-ray beam angle | 170° |
Chris Nicholson
Product Manager
«We’ve focused on delivering a balanced solution that combines precision, reliability, and efficiency.
We believe that FYNE will set a new standard in the market, empowering customers to achieve their goals with confidence and ease.»
What makes FYNE so fine?
Fast nanoscale inspection
Reliably delivering 400 nm resolution balanced with optimized dose settings, FYNE provides precise inspection of the most advanced samples without sacrificing efficiency.
Superior focal spot stability
Reliable nano-scale imaging goes together with great source stability. The FYNE module ensures exceptional focal spot stability during extended imaging sessions, meaning you can operate with peace of mind.
Maximized uptime
Advanced emitter technology extends the lifespan by 10 times compared to our previous open tube technology, enabling thousands of hours of uninterrupted inspection and maximizing operational uptime.
And more FYNE things
FYNE has even more to offer for advanced inspection challenges. Contact us today to learn how it can address your specific needs and elevate your testing.
See for yourself
Bernhard Schläppi
Director Product Development
«With FYNE we managed to make an open tube feel like a sealed one. But one that can still be serviced.»
FYNE opens up new opportunities for high-resolution testing by redefining what’s possible with X-ray technology. With its unmatched resolution and reliability, it tackles the complex challenges of industrial inspection head-on. By improving precision and reducing production bottlenecks, FYNE helps manufacturers achieve higher yields and faster time-to-market.
Whether you’re overcoming design complexity or optimizing workflows, it’s a solution built to support your innovation.
Your inspection process deserves something mighty FYNE!
Get in touch with us today to discover how FYNE can meet your specific needs and elevate your workflow. Contact us to explore the possibilities.
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