The precision CT9600 is a compact micro-CT scanner engineered for high-resolution 3D inspection. It features high-speed scanning and rapid reconstruction processing to deliver volumetric data quickly. With a variety of scan modes, the system is optimized to meet a wide range of analytical requirements in research and industrial applications.
The precision CT9600 is a compact micro-CT scanner developed to provide powerful 3D imaging capabilities in a space-saving design. It is engineered for rapid, high-resolution computed tomography.
The system features high-speed scanning and fast reconstruction algorithms, enabling the rapid acquisition of detailed 3D volumetric data. This significantly accelerates the analysis cycle for R&D and failure analysis applications. To accommodate diverse analytical needs, the CT9600 offers multiple scan modes, including high-speed scans for quick overviews and high-resolution scans for detailed structural analysis, providing the flexibility to meet the unique requirements of each inspection task.
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EASY SCANNING for OPTIMAL TOMOGRAPHY
User-friendly operation allows users to simply follow on-screen instructions in the guidance area, eliminating the need for complex parameter settings. Furthermore, the system requires no manual axis calibration, streamlining the setup process.
10x Faster Scanning
INCREASING WORK EFFICIENCY
The precision CT9600 utilizes a continuous rotation scan mode (Rolling scan) that significantly reduces scan times compared to conventional methods. Step scanning is also available for specific applications. The horizontal beam geometry ensures stable, precise imaging with minimal blur, enabling high-accuracy tomography.
High-resolution tomography
ENHANCING IMAGE QUALITY with VARIOUS FUNCTIONS
Reduces Ring Artifacts and Beam Hardening
The precision CT9600 offers advanced artifact reduction capabilities that are often challenging to achieve with conventional systems.
Metal Artifact Reduction
The precision CT9600 enables metal artifact reduction in the tomographic images.
The system generates cross-sectional images with significantly reduced metal artifacts. This clarity enables precise structural analysis and internal observation, even for objects containing metal components.
Noise Reduction by Smoothing Function
The smoothing function reduces the typical roughness of tomographic images vertically and horizontally.
Automatic Calculation of Rotation Axis with Auto-Focusing Function
The precision CT9600 eliminates axis calibration which is a time-consuming setting in previous models.
The product achieved improvement in operability and provides a stress-free operating environment. Additionally, a newly developed auto-focusing algorithm automatically calculates the precise rotation axis. This ensures optimal alignment for tomography, resulting in sharper images and higher overall data quality.
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