Computed tomography (CT) is also referred to as industrial x ray and industrial imaging. It is an x-ray methodology yielding 3-dimensional (3D) results by placing an object on a rotational stage between an x-ray tube and x ray detector, rotating the object 360 degrees and capturing images at specific intervals—such as every degree or every half degree.
In order to render the 3D x ray model of the part or object the series of images is then reconstructed. Using our CT visualization software we can then slice through in any direction to produce the optimal views and images required for your analysis of the internal configuration.
Surface files and advanced reporting can also be supplied.
For our CT scans or CT x rays we will be using the v|tome|x M300Metrology Edition System from GE. Built in Wunstorf , Germany, this is a high end tool for 3D industrial imaging and scientific analysis tasks. According to Dr. Dirk Neuber (GE Germany), “Exact Metrology will be the first supplier on the American Continent to offer this latest CT Metrology Technology”.
With software that is now up to 14x faster for CT volume reconstruction; this is a powerful 3D Scanner System with measurement accuracy of 4+L/100um referring to VDI 2630 metrology guideline and is set up for:
Our “300” is also equipped with a direct measurement system for all linear axes, test phantoms for validation and performance tests, and highly automated procedures for axis, system and voxel calibration.
In contrast to conventional tactile coordinate measurement techniques, a CT acquires all surface points simultaneously—on even the most complex objects. This includes all hidden features like undercuts which are not accessible using other non-destructive measurement methods.
Benefit from both advantages of industrial CT—Combine 3D metrology and inspection within one CT scan!

3D analyses of a scanned turbine blade.