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Every month, we publish new articles in order to give you more insights into CT scanning and X-ray computed tomography technology. Discover the latest success stories, CT applications in material analyses and geometry & metrology, CT industries such as e-mobility, 3D printing, academic research, and more... written by our CT scan experts.

Facing the challenges of plastic parts with X-ray CT

Paul - 24/12/2021

From product quality to time to market, plastic-processing companies face numerous challenges in their sector. Starting from a simple plastic shaped part to a more complex one, the plastic industry is more and more demanding of reliability and greater quality of products such as packaging, caps & cups, bottles, assemblies… In any case and for any plastics’ shape or form, X-ray CT is beneficial for prototype development, in-line quality control, injection mold optimization.

Inspecting complex aerospace parts with X-ray CT

Morgane - 13/12/2021

For any shape or form of aerospace parts, X-ray CT is effective to check-in product quality, develop improved parts by taking into account security, waste reduction, environmentally friendly materials and most importantly inspecting without destroying the part.

Industry 4.0 challenges and X-ray CT applications

Verona - 25/11/2021

X-ray CT, as a very innovative non-destructive technology, is constantly evolving and is consistent with the demands of Industry 4.0. Indeed, manufacturers aspire to develop a more efficient production process by effectively managing to not only just check the quality of products but to consistently deliver the best quality.

Multiple analyses on composite components with X-ray CT

Paul - 03/11/2021

As very diverse materials, composite components are widely used in various industrial fields such as the aerospace, automotive, naval industries… require high-grade control and inspection operations during the overall production process. X-ray CT, as a powerful non-destructive technology, is used to inspect composite components in an easy way and is the only one giving the ability to see inside the matter.

Why is flexibility important in an X-ray CT system?

Morgane - 05/10/2021

Since X-ray CT, as a non-destructive technology, has been accessible for industrials in flaw detection, failure analysis, and measurement, there are many R&D, quality, or production departments in the industrial sector for which adaptation as quickly and easily as possible to any changes is essential.

Looking after your CT system is simple : The importance of Preventive Maintenance

Frédéric - 27/09/2021

Preventive maintenance is essential to keep your equipment fully operational and in compliance with all regulatory and safety standards. RX Solutions offers preventive maintenance contracts to help prevent unnecessary downtime and extend the lifetime of your X-ray equipment as well as maximize the reliability of your CT system.

Assembly inspection of complex parts with X-ray CT

Roland - 13/09/2021

When an object is assembled from different components, it represents multiple hidden features and important characteristics. X-ray CT can be used to investigate the assembly quality, at any step of the production process, with the distinct advantage of providing an internal and external visualization of the object without having to disassemble it and lose crucial information.

Optimizing the reverse engineering process with X-ray CT

Paul - 29/08/2021

Reverse engineering is the production of a real part into a digital dataset. As there are various ways to do so, X-ray CT proves to be the fastest technology to generate a 3D model of a real part.

Improving defect analysis with X-ray CT

Ludovic - 16/08/2021

As a non-destructive imaging technique, X-ray CT allows the inspection of defects in the material's structure such as cracks, porosities, or inclusions. A multitude of industrial applications requires the use of computed tomography, to control manufacturing objects during the production stage.

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