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InnospeXion is a dynamic Danish company, specialised in the development and manufacturing of X-ray based inspection systems. We apply the newest X-ray technology to enable the implementation of the most adequate and cost effective solution for a specific inspection and measurement task.CONTENT
This web page innospexion.dk has the following in the site, "What makes our systems stand out, is the low-energy X-ray technology that enables detection of very small objects and defects, which are not visible using conventional X-ray technology." Our analyzers viewed that the webpage also stated " Our site also features a page, where you can find some of our used systems." The website's header had x-ray as the most important search term. It is followed by x-ray systems, x-ray solutions, and inspektion which isn't as ranked as highly as x-ray. The next words they used was non destructive testing. non destructive inspection was included but might not be understood by web engines.VIEW SUBSEQUENT WEB SITES
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