Lumafield, a developer of industrial X-ray CT technology, has announced it has closed a $75 million Series C funding round. The funding solidifies the company’s position as a leader in advanced manufacturing as the U.S. renews its focus on manufacturing supremacy and companies around the world reconfigure their supply chains in response to strategic threats.
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DÜRR NDT has announced the upgrade of the D-DR 3643 NDT large format flat panel detector. of the The dector gets an upgrade making it 20% lighter and more robust than ever before. This is made possible by the glass-free TFT sensor, which represents the most important advancement. Due to its active area of 351 x 427 mm, it is perfectly suited for profile images in CUI inspections and for large objects.
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SuperLight Photonics has revealed a breakthrough in wide-spectrum/low-noise OCT solutions for industrial quality inspection. OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) is a non-invasive, non-destructive method for sub-surface analysis.
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During quality testing with in-line computed tomography (CT), an X-ray source emits radiation that penetrates objects and is attenuated depending on the material and geometry of the workpiece to be tested.
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Saki Corporation, an innovator in the field of automated optical and X-ray inspection equipment, has announced the launch of the 3Xi-M200v3, the latest addition to its acclaimed 3Xi-M200 AXI series.
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Both detectors can be bent continuously from flat to a 150 mm respectively 300 mm diameter in one direction, with exposures possible on both sides. A simple mounting system allows the detectors to be easily attached to a pipe with 2 straps and then rotated along the weld seam.
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A transformative collaboration between Adaptix and UK Cranfield University under the ATI (Aerospace Technology Institute) program is set to redefine non-destructive testing (NDT) and evaluation (NDE) in aerospace manufacturing and maintenance.
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The first truly flexible digital X-ray detector will be aimed at industrial radiography applications, as it can be wrapped around pipes and fed into tight spaces to check for corrosion and weld defects. Digital images will be generated at the point of use, without the film having to be sent away for chemical processing – saving time and money compared with traditional radiographic film.
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The introduction of the bendable digital detector technology represents a significant evolution for field radiography inspections. Designed for the application on round objects down to 150mm (6”) in diameter, the DXR Flex closely encircles pipe welds, previously only possible with X-ray film or CR phosphor imaging plates.
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Lumafield has announced the launch of its Ultra-Fast CT technology, a groundbreaking advancement in manufacturing that reduces inspection time by more than 99%.
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