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Shimadzu Launches XSeeker 8000 Bench-Top X-Ray CT System

User-friendly product features high functionality with a small footprint

Wed, 04/19/2023 - 11:59
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(Shimadzu: Columbia, MD) -- Shimadzu Scientific Instruments has introduced the XSeeker 8000 bench-top X-ray computed tomography (CT) system, the smallest and lightest instrument in its X-ray output class.

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Despite its compact frame, the XSeeker 8000 can hold samples with a diameter up to 11.8 in. and a height of 12.6 in. The XSeeker 8000 features a 160-kV, high-output X-ray source that enables observations of thick, hard-to-penetrate plastic parts, as well as aluminum die-cast and other metal components.

The newly developed XSeeker control software provides user-friendly operation and high throughput. Users can begin conducting observations in three steps. The XSeeker 8000 has four preset scan conditions. These four options incorporate a combination of material density and CT image quality settings. The standard software includes both cross-sectional and 3D volume rendering viewers, enabling more intuitive observations coordinated with the cross-sectional display function.

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