Our X-ray CT systems are designed for straightforward installation in a wide range of environments, from research laboratories to production lines.
Space Requirements
Detailed dimensions, including the necessary clearance for maintenance and door operation, are provided in the outline drawing for each system. Our lineup ranges from compact benchtop models compatible with standard laboratory workbenches to floor-standing units designed for larger samples. Depending on the model, a separate desk may be recommended for the workstation (PC, monitor, and keyboard) to ensure an ergonomic operating environment. Please contact us for detailed layout drawings or installation requirements for specific models.
Power Requirements
Most of our Micro-CT systems are designed to operate on standard single-phase AC power, eliminating the need for the complex heavy-duty electrical infrastructure (such as three-phase connections) often required by conventional industrial machinery. We fully support global power standards. For regions with different voltage requirements, we offer factory-configured input voltage options or external isolation transformers. We will assist you in selecting the optimal power configuration for your facility's location.
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