Computed Tomography

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.

VisiConsult, a leader in X-ray inspection technology, and Glimpse, a leader in X-ray-powered battery Quality Management Solutions, have partnered to launch VisiConsult’s VCB2, the world’s highest throughput computed tomography (CT) scanner, now available for customers across the battery cylindrical cell industry.

ZEISS recently launchesd its latest innovation in the field of X-ray microscopy. The new ZEISS VersaXRM 730 system offers researchers an unprecedented level of performance, choice, and accessibility.

Nikon has announced the launch of Scatter Correction CT, a software solution that enhances image quality and measurement accuracy in industrial computed tomography (CT) scanning by correcting scatter artifacts.

Recent years have seen substantial advancements in industrial computed tomography (CT), particularly in speed, automation, and accuracy. These improvements have expanded the application of CT beyond traditional research, development, and failure analysis, establishing it as a crucial technology for precise three-dimensional measurements on production floors.

Lumafield has announced the launch of its Battery Analysis Module, a powerful new tool designed to enhance the safety and quality of batteries.

Waygate Technologies, a leader in non-destructive testing (NDT) solutions for industrial inspection, has announced it now offers a Mesofocus X-ray tube for optional integration with its Phoenix V|tome|x C450 computed tomography (CT) systems.

Traditional X-ray technology plays a key role in metrology and quality inspections in a wide range of manufacturing sectors – wherever there is a need to check the internal structures of components, pipes and vessels reliably and accurately.

Interdisciplinary researchers in Illinois, the U.S., and around the world are advancing their research projects with the Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology’s new ZEISS Xradia 630 Versa micro-CT scanner, the first of its kind with life science applications in the U.S.