What kinds of materials can be scanned (e.g., polymers, metals, biological tissues)?

Examples of Supported Materials:

• Polymers & Plastics:

  Common applications include analyzing fiber orientation in composite materials (e.g., GFRP and CFRP), evaluating voids and weld lines in injection-molded parts, and inspecting components such as electrodes in lithium-ion batteries.

• Metals:

  Our systems detect porosity and inclusions in light metal castings, such as aluminum and magnesium alloys. They are also used to inspect solder joints (BGA, QFN) for voids or cracks and to evaluate the internal quality of additively manufactured (3D-printed) metal parts.

• Ceramics & Glass:

  Ideally suited for identifying micro-cracks and density variations within ceramic components, as well as inspecting glass for bubbles or foreign matter.

• Biological & Pharmaceutical Samples::

  In life sciences and medical R&D, our systems are used for bone structure analysis in small animals (e.g., mice, rats), observation of tissue-engineered constructs, and evaluating coating uniformity or API distribution in tablets.

• Composite Materials:

  Even for objects composed of multiple materials with different densities--such as metal-insert-molded parts or assembled electronic circuit boards--our systems clearly distinguish and visualize each component's structure.