WND's Unicomp Technology a leader in X-ray detection technology

Unicomp Technology is headquartered in Wuxi New District. [Photo/WeChat account: xinwu_wx]

Unicomp Technology, located in the Wuxi New District, has reported impressive revenue growth in the first half of the year, totaling 333 million yuan ($46.78 million), a 21.01 percent increase compared to the previous year.

This surge in revenue is driven by the rising demand for X-ray detection in precision manufacturing sectors. To meet this growing need, the company plans to invest 700 million yuan in the first phase of a project aimed at producing 3,000 sets of industrial X-ray intelligent detection equipment annually.

With nearly 40 years of use in industrial product inspection, X-ray technology is a crucial technology in various fields, from aerospace and military to circuit board assembly and semiconductor manufacturing.

A technician works at the research and development center of Unicomp Technology. [Photo/WeChat account: xinwu_wx]

Starting from scratch, Unicomp established two R&D departments—one focused on fundamental physics and the other on application development. After a decade and over 100 million yuan invested, the company has successfully developed multiple X-ray sources that use 100 percent Chinese materials, positioning itself as one of the few global patent holders of core X-ray technology. Their machines can capture hundreds of X-ray images in just one second, and inspections can be completed in as little as 0.4 seconds on production lines.

Currently, 95 percent of Unicomp's products are being utilized in three major fields: integrated circuits and electronic manufacturing, lithium batteries, and castings and welds. Its advanced detection capabilities help manufacturing companies assess product quality, identify issues, and continuously improve standards.

Technicians work at Unicomp Technology. [Photo/WeChat account: xinwu_wx]

In addition to its core markets, Unicomp Technology is expanding its application reach into emerging fields such as food safety and public security. The company also opened its first overseas factory in Malaysia in April, marking a significant step forward in its strategy to capture international markets. A branch aimed at expanding its European presence will be established in Hungary in the near future.