Tag: CT Scanning
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Revolutionizing Quality Control With CT-Scanning
In the ever-evolving landscape of quality control and precision engineering, a our Zeiss Metrotom 1 stands out as a game-changer powered by cutting-edge computed tomography technology. This compact yet powerful 3D scanning solution offers unmatched ease of use and precision, enabling users to inspect internal structures and detect hidden defects with no part preparation required.…
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How CT Scanning allows for accurate and permanent digital representation of the scanned part
CT scanning in industrial applications allows for digital representation of the scanned part by converting a physical part to 3D. This process offers various benefits that contribute to improved efficiency, accuracy, and quality in manufacturing and inspection processes. Digital copies of CT scans can be archived for future reference, providing a comprehensive record of inspection…
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Non-destructive testing: what is it and why use it?
Why is CT Scanning considered a “non-destructive testing” method? What is “non-destructive”? CT Scanning is considered a non-destructive inspection technique because it allows for the visualization of the internal structure of an object without causing any physical damage to the object itself. In non-destructive testing (NDT), the goal is to examine and evaluate the integrity,…
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How precision injection moulders benefit from using CT-Scanning technology to improve quality and stability of processes
Precision injection molding refers to a highly controlled and precise manufacturing process used to produce complex and high-tolerance plastic parts. Precision injection molding involves tight control over various parameters to achieve high accuracy, consistency, and repeatability in the production of plastic components. Key aspects of precision injection molding include: Precision injection molding is commonly used…
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CT Scanning of your plastic parts right here in Malaysia
We had a few questions about where our CT Scanning services takes place. Our CT Scanner is located in the Klang Valley (just outside of Kuala Lumpur) hence if you have plastic parts that you need to perform CT Scanning on, we are located in the capital city of Malaysia. Utilizing cutting-edge Zeiss technology, we…
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Do you know that CT Scanner can measure the radius of a plastic part better than a CMM?
The measuring of a rounded part radius is always a challenge. While CT (computed tomography) scanners and CMMs (coordinate measuring machines) are both valuable tools for dimensional measurement, but they operate on different principles and offer distinct advantages. When it comes to measuring the radius of a plastic part, CT scanners have some advantages over…
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Why is differences in wall thickness important and how using CT Scanning you can ensure consistency in the plastic part produced?
Differences in wall thickness are important in injection moulded plastic parts for several reasons, and achieving consistency is crucial for ensuring the overall performance, quality, and manufacturability of the parts. In our years of experience, we have seen how inconsistent wall thickness can impact overall quality of products produced. Importance of Consistent Wall Thickness: Role…
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How using CT Scanner speeds up the product research and development process
Using CT scanners in the product research and development (R&D) process can significantly speed up various aspects of the development lifecycle. Here are several ways in which CT scanners contribute to accelerating R&D: Overall, the ability of CT scanners to provide detailed, non-destructive imaging of internal structures significantly reduces the time required for various stages…
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CT Scan vs. CMM: A Comprehensive Comparison for Part Measurements
Precision in part measurements is paramount across various industries, ranging from manufacturing to quality control. Two technologies frequently employed for this purpose are CT scanning (Computed Tomography) and CMM (Coordinate Measuring Machine). In this article, we will explore the differences between CT scans and CMM, evaluating their capabilities and limitations to determine which is better…
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How the use of CT Scanner can help with reverse engineering
Using a CT (Computed Tomography) scanner for reverse engineering a product can be a valuable tool. Here are some steps to follow when using a CT scanner for this purpose: 1. Obtain a high-quality CT scanner: Ensure that the CT scanner you have access to has the necessary capabilities and resolution for your specific requirements.…
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Reverse Engineering of your parts help improve quality in the future – here’s how
By going through a process of reverse engineering of your current manufactured parts vis-a-vis in comparison to your existing tools and 2D drawings, of an existing product can help improve quality in several ways: 1. Understanding design flaws: By deconstructing and analyzing an existing part, engineers can identify any design flaws or weaknesses that may…
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Reverse Engineering – what is it and how we can help you!
Reverse engineering is the process of dissecting and analyzing a product to understand its design, functionality, and manufacturing. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach to reverse engineering, here is a general outline of the steps involved: 1. Define the objectives: Determine the reasons for reverse engineering the product, such as improving it, understanding its technology,…
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CT Scanning & Measurement Services that we offer
We use the most advanced technology to provide industrial CT scanning services for your mechanical components ie. plastic (or low density metal) parts. Services we provide: CT scan is one of the fastest way to very accurately help you with your metrology needs. By relying in cutting edge X-ray technology, we are able to help…
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Advantages of CT Scans over Optical Systems in Manufacturing Metrology
In the realm of manufacturing, precision and accuracy are paramount. The ability to measure and inspect components with high fidelity is crucial to ensuring quality, reliability, and compliance with exacting standards. While metrology plays a pivotal role in manufacturing processes, and two prominent imaging techniques, computed tomography (CT) scans and optical systems, stand out for…
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Problems with not-so-updated drawings? We can help
Yes we understand sometimes products go through their own evolution as well. However, we also understand that you do not want to live with it for too long. That’s where we can help you. The development of three-dimensional (3D) scanning technology has revolutionized various industries, including medicine, engineering, and entertainment. While there are several 3D…
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Do you know, defects may not be visible to the naked eye?
Measure and inspect hidden defects and internal structures that cannot be detected with tactile or optical measuring systems. In modern manufacturing processes, the need for detecting defects efficiently and accurately is paramount. This is where Computed Tomography (CT) scanning technology proves to be exceptionally valuable. Utilizing X-ray beams and advanced imaging algorithms, CT scanners provide…
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