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Matsusada Precision is a leading developer and manufacturer of advanced X-ray non-destructive testing (NDT) solutions. Incorporating our proprietary microfocus X-ray source technology, these systems deliver high-resolution imaging for precise internal analysis. Designed for engineers and researchers, our benchtop systems facilitate rapid quality control and failure analysis, supporting innovation and ensuring high product reliability.

Micro-CT scanners—also known as industrial X-ray CT scanners or X-ray microscopes—are X-ray micro-tomography systems that enable the non-destructive inspection of internal structures. These systems use microfocus X-ray sources to produce high-definition projection images, even at high magnification, resulting in exceptionally accurate Computed Tomography (CT) images. Matsusada Precision's cone-beam CT systems operate by placing a sample on a rotating turntable, where it is irradiated by X-rays. A detector captures projection images from multiple angles as the sample rotates. A high-performance computer then reconstructs these projections to generate detailed 3D volumetric data. Using dedicated software, this data can be visualized as a 3D model or as multi-planar reconstruction (MPR) images, displaying cross-sections from any angle. Furthermore, our application software enables advanced analysis, including precise measurements, arbitrary cross-sectional displays, and reverse engineering.

Matsusada Precision offers a versatile lineup of micro-CT scanners to meet diverse customer needs:

  • precision µB4500: A compact, benchtop X-ray CT scanner ideal for high-resolution analysis of small components.
  • precision CT9600: An easy-to-use system featuring fully automatic settings, allowing any operator to efficiently perform complex CT imaging.
  • µRay8700/µRay8760: A powerful X-ray inspection system with an optional CT function, capable of scanning even large samples.