Blog: Insights & Updates
By the time a gearbox starts making noise or vibrating noticeably, the underlying defect has usually been developing for some time.
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nvesting in an industrial CT system capable of inspecting high-density components, whether powered by a Micro-focus or Mini-focus X-ray source, represents a significant capital outlay.
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Aerospace components are becoming lighter, stronger, and increasingly complex.
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Aluminum die castings form the core of modern vehicle architecture; subframes, control arms, battery enclosures, and structural brackets are increasingly cast…
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Consider a single X-ray photon emitted from the source, passing through steel, aluminum, titanium, or a multi-material assembly that requires non-destructive inspection.
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Most manufacturers who contact an X-ray inspection lab for the first time arrive with the same request: “We need to inspect these parts.”
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A hidden defect inside ammunition or a defence component can cause mission failure, equipment damage, safety risks, or costly non-compliance with military standards.
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In industrial radiography, two parts with identical design and material can produce markedly different X-ray images, primarily due to subtle differences in material properties rather than flaws or errors.
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Metal additive manufacturing has evolved far beyond prototyping.
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