Articles Tagged with ''Computed Tomography (CT)''

High-energy, large-format industrial CT scanning allows for feasible inspection of larger parts.

Effective quality management is crucial for the success of aerospace, an industry where failure is simply not an option.

NSI’s sixth facility is in Massachusetts.

Busy engineers who are either experienced or novices at imaging will find simple methods and approaches for applying CT scanning technology their industrial parts and sub-components.

Modern manufacturing demands more precision than ever. Computed tomography (CT) is a potentially valuable tool for ensuring that precision.

As part of a five year, $15 million roll-out investment in technology, Jesse Garant Metrology Center’s latest expansion includes a more diverse range of advanced imaging systems, including industrial CT systems for inspecting large parts and assemblies.

Modern manufacturing demands more precision than ever in both individual parts and assemblies.

Ortho Baltic, a manufacturer of patient-specific medical implants, invested in additive manufacturing and CT inspection technology.

With continuous advances in optical inspection technology yielding 3D scanners that are today capable of stunning speed and accuracy, a growing number of companies are including this technology in their first article inspection (FAI) procedures.

What started as a project to investigate the accuracy and reproducibility of reverse engineering a product using computed tomography (CT) and additive manufacturing with 3D printing technology has helped to establish some guidelines and processes for the future of high-quality “3D copying.”