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The inspection method for printed parts
A printed part is designed with channels and lattices that cannot be machined – and cannot be inspected with a probe or an endoscope either. CT shows the complete inner geometry and the material quality of every section.
From process development to the series part
In process development, CT shows how print parameters change porosity. In production, the same analysis releases a build job or a single safety-critical part.
Typical parts
- Printed metal parts in aluminium, titanium, steel and nickel alloys
- Parts with inner cooling or flow channels
- Lattice and lightweight structures
- Printed polymer parts
Matching machines.
Microfocus laboratory CT BLCT-MICROLAB
- X-ray sources up to 300 kV, optional dual source
- 3D resolution 3 µm
- Parts up to 600 × 600 × 800 mm and 100 kg
- Open nanofocus source up to 190 kV
- 3D resolution down to 1 µm
- Samples up to 150 × 150 × 150 mm and 5 kg
- X-ray sources up to 600 kV
- Parts up to 1010 × 1980 mm and 300 kg
- Flat-panel and line detector