Imaging by means of computed tomography enables non-destructive testing and measurement of areas of components, assembled assemblies or even composite components that are not accessible at all or only to a limited extent.

In contrast to all other scanning methods, a component or assembly group can be recorded in its entirety, thus offering a much wider range of evaluation options.

In addition to the classic evaluations of dimensions, shape and layers, this also enables analyses of the material structure such as:

• porosity / inclusion detection (Lunker analysis)
• False color matches/comparisons
• Aging analyses
• Target/actual comparisons
• Initial sample measurements / First sampling (FAIR)
• Defect analyses
• Reverse engineering

For computer tomography or X-ray tomography, we use a modern Werth TomoScope L300 in our company. Depending on the customer’s requirements and the nature of the part to be inspected, a power of up to 300 kV is possible.

Computer tomograph