
Varex empowers field radiography practitioners with robust and efficient imaging components, delivering excellent image quality.
Keep your assets healthy. Keep operations streamlined and efficient.
How Field Radiography Works

Mechanical Integrity: Ensure Excellence
Trust Varex Imaging’s rugged DR detectors and intuitive AI-enhanced software to quickly uncover hidden mechanical integrity issues, enabling you to maintain operational excellence in demanding field conditions.


Corrosion: Instant and Actionable
Quickly assess material loss with ±10% accuracy: Varex Imaging’s Doppler Z-MLE software paired with our high-efficiency DR detectors provides rapid and actionable corrosion data on-site.

Welds on Site: Control with Confidence
Our vertically integrated radiography solutions, coupled with intuitive AI tools, empower inspectors with precise defect detection and rapid, actionable insight.
Advantages for Varex Imaging Customers

Access to Leading-Edge Detector and Source Technology
Weld inspection with Photon Counting detectors: take advantage of THOR detectors’ highest efficiency and framerate to acquire weld x-rays with unparallel speed.

Unique Varex Technology: True Material Thickness (Z) from 2D Radiographs
Cut inspection expenses significantly by obtaining precise corrosion-depth measurements without removing insulation, thanks to Doppler Z-MLE’s Varex-proprietary capability.

What’s Inside Counts: Weld Inspection
Reduce inspection times significantly with ultra-portable, high efficiency DR imaging. Varex engineered x-ray sensor glass, electronics and scintillators make the most of every second of x-ray, revealing welds to standard in minimum time.
Technology at The Heart of Varex Field Radiography

Varex proprietary material loss estimator algorithms. True wall thickness from 2D images, with Doppler Z-MLE.


Industry leading DR detectors, with very high efficiency, most linear response Detectors. This enables both high speed to image and ever-increasing quality with increasing exposure time.


Support for latest industry standards in imaging: HDF5 formats for aggregating x-ray into complex NDT information.