Case Studies

Composite Analysis with X-Ray Tomography Composites, being the product of two or more constituent materials, all vary in their chemical and physical structures. This variance makes composite materials ideal for use in many industrial fields, but requires inspection during the production process. The technology behind CT metrology provides a clear solution for seeing inside composites…

Integrating Computed Tomography into Product Development Product development can be a lengthy process, even if you’re building on an already existing product. By the time your product is ready to go, you’ve put considerable effort, time and money into making it just right. But how do you know if it’s as right on the inside…

Inspecting Complex Aerospace Parts with X-Ray Tomography In the aerospace industry, it is critical that all parts and products pass inspection without any doubt in the precision and accuracy of their configuration. X-ray tomography is an effective and efficient tool for verifying product quality and safety without damaging the part. Companies in the aerospace industry…

The Ultimate Dimensional Metrology Solution Every Feature, Internal and External in a Single Scan Advancements in industrial CT have enabled the ability to produce dimensional metrology results for component parts with increasingly tight tolerances. CT is an ideal method for gathering data on component parts with small features, especially internal features. Advanced Inspection Services (AIS),…

Additive manufactured workpieces require many controls and inspections during the overall production process. Computed tomography (CT) is a powerful non‑destructive technology to inspect every samples in an easy way and the only one giving the ability to see inside the matter.

Composite workpieces require many controls and inspections during the overall production process. Computed tomography (CT) is a powerful non‑destructive technology to inspect every samples in an easy way and the only one giving the ability to see inside the matter.

Foundry components require many controls and inspections during the overall production process. Computed tomography (CT) is a powerful non‑destructive technology to inspect every samples in an easy way and the only one giving the ability to see inside the matter.