Computed Tomography
How does the measurement work?
Computed tomography using the ZEISS METROTOM makes it possible to create three-dimensional images of objects. To do this, the object is scanned using X-rays and imaged from various angles. These images are then reconstructed into a three-dimensional model using special algorithms.
What analysis options are available?
CT data is analyzed using software that offers a wide range of analysis options. For example, it is possible to determine mass, wall thicknesses, or volumes. It is also possible to generate cross-sectional images or inspect internal structures. CT is therefore ideally suited for quality assurance and defect analysis in industrial metrology.
- Non-destructive measurement
- Measuring in hard-to-reach places
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Standard Geometric Measurement of CT Data
- CT Scanning with STL Output
- False-color analysis
- Material and Wall Thickness Analysis
- Defect Analysis / Porosity Analysis
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