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Nikon Launches Three New X-ray Software Solutions

New lines improve software capability and analysis

Tue, 01/31/2023 - 12:01
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(Nikon USA: Melville, NY) --Nikon USA launches not one but three new products, and each bring significant improvements to X-ray software capability and analysis. 

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The Industrial Metrology Business Unit of Nikon Corp. has introduced a new reconstruction algorithm allowing typical scanning times to be reduced 10-fold. Dual.Material CT, as its name implies, achieves this dramatic increase in efficiency on assemblies comprising two materials of different densities. It significantly improves the ability to distinguish between the two materials in the voxel (3D pixel) image reconstructed from 2D X-rays taken as the component rotates in the chamber of a Nikon X-ray CT machine.

The benefits of X-ray CT for nondestructive inspection and measurement of both the interior and exterior of components are well known. Traditionally, however, CT scanning of assemblies made from two materials, such as metal and plastic, is unsuited to quality control (QC) in a production environment.

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