Industrial computed tomography offers numerous advantages for the examination of small to medium-sized components. One of the biggest advantages is the ability to examine the inside of the component non-invasively and non-destructively (NDT - non-destructive testing). This allows components to be analyzed quickly and easily with the CT system without having to damage them, saving time and money.

Another advantage is the high resolution of the CT scans, which makes it possible to detect and analyze even the smallest defects inside the component. This is particularly useful for components where high precision and accuracy are required.

Industrial computed tomography is also very flexible. It can be used for a variety of materials, including metal, plastic and ceramics. In addition, it is possible with industrial CT to examine various sizes and shapes of components, from tiny screws to larger components.

In summary, for small to medium sized components, industrial computed tomography offers a non-destructive, highly accurate and flexible means of quality control and failure analysis that can help improve efficiency and profitability in the manufacturing industry.

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Fields of application of the CT systems

With a measuring range of 250 mm in height and 150 mm in diameter, the areas of application of the industrial computer tomograph lie in the measurement and testing of small to medium-sized components. The exaCT M is particularly suitable for non-destructive testing (NDT) of plastics, light metals, composites and multi-materials.

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Assembly inspection

Blowhole test

CT-metrology

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