In this blog, we explore a few of the numerous advantages of using industrial CT scanning for your inspection process, to improve inspection throughput. Incorporating CT scanning can make your inspection process more thorough and more reliable, ensuring that you have accounted for more micro details and components of manufactured items. Read on to learn about three of the main ways that CT scanning can benefit industrial inspection: Through x-ray technology, efficient and multi-faceted capturing, and high-resolution captures.

Exact Metrology: A Division of In-Place Machining Company and a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, recently announced they have become the North American distributor of HandsOnMetrology. The new digital platform HandsOnMetrology.com was set up to share the benefits of 3D metrology with a global community. As a representative of this new 3D scanning network, Exact Metrology will be an official contact for companies in the US who want to optimize their quality control processes with new, state of the art 3D scanning and automation solutions. Available at both the Brookfield (Milwaukee), Wisconsin and the Cincinnati, Ohio locations, the #HandsOnMetrology portfolio offers measuring systems including GOM [...]

Exact Metrology: A Division of In-Place Machining Company, a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, recently hosted Technology Fairs at their facilities in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and Moline, Illinois. Each event drew over 100 people from the surrounding areas who were interested in learning more about the industrial benefits of innovative and highly accurate 3-dimensional scanning technologies and software. Attendees included quality assurance and quality control engineers, manufacturing and production personnel, and other supervisors and technicians from a variety of industries including power generation, automotive, off-highway, consumer durables, and others. Dimensional metrology instruments displayed included the latest scanners from Artec, Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence, GOM CT, Romer, [...]

Exact Metrology: A Division of In-Place Machining Company, a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, recently hosted Technology Fairs at their facilities in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and Moline, Illinois

Leader in 3D Scanning Joins Master Metrology Users at this Unique Event Exact Metrology: A Division of In-Place Machining Company and a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, will be exhibiting at the Coordinate Metrology Society Conference (CMSC) with their sister division, OASIS Alignment Services: A Division of In-Place Machining Company. Held between July 25th and July 29th at the Renaissance Orlando SeaWorld this practical, user-driven metrology conference provides attendees with the opportunity to try the latest innovative coordinate metrology equipment and educate themselves in metrology principles. In addition, attendees can receive certification and have the ability to implement their newfound knowledge [...]

Exact Metrology: A Division of In-Place Machining Company and a comprehensive 3D metrology service provider and hardware sales company, will be exhibiting at the Coordinate Metrology Society Conference (CMSC) with their sister division, OASIS Alignment Services: A Division of In-Place Machining Company.

There are many things you should know (but maybe don’t!) about 3D scanning technology. If you know just a little bit about 3D scanners and perhaps that your workplace or lab needs to acquire one, you may be uncertain where to start when it comes to window shopping and considering options. And if you will be outsourcing your 3D scanning needs, you want to know what to look for when choosing a service and the technologies offered. There are three major components of any 3D scanning technology that you should take into account when choosing a 3D scanning service to use or a 3D scanner [...]

There are many things you should know (but maybe don’t!) about 3D scanning technology. If you know just a little bit about 3D scanners and perhaps that your workplace or lab needs to acquire one, you may be uncertain where to start when it comes to window shopping and considering options. And if you will be outsourcing your 3D scanning needs, you want to know what to look for when choosing a service and the technologies offered. There are three major components of any 3D scanning technology that you should take into account when choosing a 3D scanning service to use or a 3D scanner to invest in. Those major components are speed, portability, and cost. 

There are a number of things to consider when purchasing metrology equipment, such as CT scanners, 3D scanners, or CMMs. Looking simply at cost will not suffice when choosing equipment that will properly suit your needs and function well with other equipment and processes. Because it can be difficult to know where to start, we have put together a helpful list for more successfully choosing the metrology equipment you need for your specific purposes or project. 

3D scanning offers a variety of benefits for a wide array of industries. But, to recognize those benefits, it is important to first understand what 3D scanning technology actually is. A 3D scanner is built to pull data, including measurements, from an object or environment, often with the intention of replication. As you might imagine, this kind of technology offers a plethora of data that contains detailed insights about the object or environment in question. One of the primary reasons to add 3D scanners to a business, particularly one involving production, is efficiency. A 3D scanner can make the development, design, and production of a [...]