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Last Updated： Aggregation Period:Sep 17, 2025～Oct 14, 2025
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It enables non-destructive inspection and measurement of all data possessed by the object in a compact manner.
exaCT's CT technology is compact and user-friendly, allowing for non-destructive testing of all data contained within the object. It can measure hidden elements inside the object non-destructively and retain the measurement data. It is also ideal for measuring complex shapes formed by 3D printers and other methods.
Cutting-edge imaging technology that reflects the unknown: NanoFocus X-ray CT
This is an X-ray CT device that can be used in various fields such as internal analysis of biological entities, electronic substrates, structural components, and defect analysis. By converting the captured data into 3D data, it can also be utilized for drafting and reverse engineering. Additionally, our company has been a diverse manufacturing enterprise since its founding, starting with engine components related to aerospace and space. We provide a comprehensive range of services from material procurement to design, processing, and quality assurance, as well as contract services for prototypes and short processes. In recent years, we have strengthened our inspection and evaluation departments by introducing X-ray CT devices and 3D scanners, and we have launched AM (Additive Manufacturing) and reverse engineering businesses by incorporating topology optimization software and 3D printers. Through the fusion of existing technologies with new AM and reverse engineering, we respond to customer needs with a seamless process from topology design to layered manufacturing, various machining, and internal and external evaluations, offering activities that are unmatched by other companies.
![[Analysis Case] Evaluation of Internal State of Transistor](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/64b/2000443018/IPROS11040675799948172833.jpg?w=280&h=280)
We evaluate abnormalities inside the device non-destructively.
In order to investigate the causes of device failures that cannot be identified through visual inspection, non-destructive evaluation methods such as X-ray CT may be necessary. Using X-ray CT, we measured the faulty transistor and checked its internal condition. As a result, we confirmed a wire breakage, and it was also found that the mold resin surrounding the broken wire had deteriorated due to heat and other effects at the time of the breakage.
![[Analysis Case] Tensile Test of Foam Rubber Using X-ray CT](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/cb9/2000459842/IPROS61200522363696430482.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
Measurement and analysis of shape changes inside the sample in situ.
It is possible to conduct internal structure analysis using X-ray CT while applying stress (tensile or compressive) to the sample. In this document, we used foamed rubber as an example to perform in situ X-ray CT measurements in both the normal state and the stretched state, and analyzed the volume changes of the bubbles from the obtained CT images. By combining in situ X-ray CT measurements with image analysis techniques, it is possible to evaluate under actual usage conditions, which was previously difficult, as well as assess the impact of stress on the product.
![[Analysis Case] Non-destructive Analysis of Cosmetics](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/3c6/2000464676/IPROS60536218911892449745.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
The internal structure of the product can be evaluated non-destructively using X-ray CT.
X-ray CT is a non-destructive analytical method that can measure the internal structure of samples, making it suitable for investigating abnormalities such as foreign substances, voids, and cracks within cosmetics, as well as for evaluating the dispersion of pearl agents and other components. In this case, foundation and lipstick were measured using X-ray CT to non-destructively assess their internal structures.
![[Case Study of X-ray Fluoroscopy Device (X-ray Inspection Device)] Heating Unit BSU-HU](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/84c/2000400768/IPROS3505266661016714002.PNG?w=280&h=280)
Incorporated into the X-ray fluoroscopy device (X-ray inspection device), it can monitor temperature changes and perform X-ray fluoroscopy, and it is also possible to take pictures with a visible light camera!
This is a compact heating unit that can perform thermal treatment of samples while controlling the temperature according to a programmed temperature profile, with flat glass heaters arranged on the top and bottom. 【Features】 ■ The glass heaters are made of thin quartz glass, allowing them to be integrated into X-ray imaging devices (X-ray inspection equipment) to observe temperature changes and X-ray imaging simultaneously. ■ The glass heaters are also transparent to visible light, enabling photography with visible light cameras. ■ Any temperature from room temperature up to a maximum of 300°C and the time to reach that temperature can be set. For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
A system for synthesizing X-ray CT images with "FLEX-M345CT" and converting image data into CAD data.
We would like to introduce a product that applies "Smart X-ray." The "CT Image Quantification System" uses the world's smallest X-ray CT device, the "FLEX-M345CT," to synthesize X-ray CT images from micron-level fine X-ray transmission images, and further convert that image data into CAD data. The goal is to perform 3D image processing of each component part using the 3D image processing system "BS-VE" from the obtained 3D CT data, and to create CAD data based on that processing. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
![[Application Example] FLEX-Nano445CT Imaging Example - 1](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/014/2000402226/IPROS7915205035611234284.jpg?w=280&h=280)
The unique X-ray CCD sensor enables X-ray CT imaging of cellulose fibers in wood-based materials.
We would like to introduce a product that applies "Smart X-ray". Our company has developed a compact nano-focus X-ray CT device by combining a high-performance X-ray CCD sensor, a nano-focus X-ray device, and the drive mechanism of "FLEX-M345". Thanks to our unique X-ray CCD sensor, it is now possible to perform X-ray CT imaging of cellulose fibers in wood-based materials. 【Applications】 ■ 3D observation of the internal distribution of cellulose in wood-based materials ■ Observation of the internal distribution of carbon fiber materials ■ Observation of resin filling conditions and voids *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
![[Application Example] Reel Parts Quantity Counting Software](https://image.mono.ipros.com/public/product/image/a90/2000416983/IPROS64942531962910453212.jpeg?w=280&h=280)
Applicable for confirming the number of receiving personnel during parts purchasing and understanding material management information in IoT! *Usage explanation is available in the video.
On the sample table of the micro-focus X-ray fluoroscopy device "FLEX-M863," reel parts are set up, and X-ray imaging is performed in all areas to capture images of the parts inside the reel. This software counts the number of parts inside the reel based on the transmitted images of those parts. As for the imaging methods for the reel, there are two approaches: one is an individual shooting method where images of a single field of view are captured separately in all four directions and then combined into one image; the other is a continuous method where images are taken continuously in the vertical direction and then expanded horizontally to create a large single image. 【FLEX-S1TC Applicable Uses】 ■ Confirmation of the number of received parts during purchasing ■ Inventory management in production sites ■ Process management in production planning ■ Understanding material management information in IoT *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
X-ray CT enables the separation and extraction of wiring patterns on multilayer circuit boards! *CT imaging case study collection available.
To analyze the wiring and metal patterns of multilayer printed circuit boards, we used to cut the printed circuit boards layer by layer and conduct visual (visible light) inspections. This method destroys the printed circuit boards, making it difficult to analyze valuable boards, and non-destructive inspection is desired. On the other hand, conventional non-destructive X-ray CT imaging faced challenges in layer separation of multilayer printed circuit boards due to limitations in resolution and density resolution. We have now developed a new X-ray CT system that allows for high-resolution CT imaging of multilayer circuit boards, enabling layer separation. Additionally, we have adopted new CAD software to provide wiring patterns visualized in CAD format layer by layer. [Features] ■ Separation and extraction of wiring patterns of multilayer boards using X-ray CT ■ Provision of wiring patterns visualized in CAD format layer by layer ■ Conversion of images of circuit board wiring patterns into CAD data *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
X-ray microscopy allows for non-destructive observation of the internal structure of samples with high spatial resolution on the order of micrometers, and three-dimensional morphology can also be observed through CT measurements.
The technical information magazine The TRC News provides the latest information on analytical techniques that are useful for research and development, solving production troubles, and quality control. **Abstract** X-ray microscopy is a device that allows for non-destructive observation of the internal structure of samples with high spatial resolution on the order of micrometers. By performing CT (computed tomography) measurements, it is also possible to observe three-dimensional morphology. The application of X-ray CT measurements, which can perform transmission imaging, is particularly effective in evaluating conditions such as the contact state between liquids and materials, and the presence of liquids within materials that have voids, which is difficult with electron microscopy. This paper introduces a new approach to applying liquids to material surfaces and interiors, as well as methods for performing X-ray CT measurements without drying, and presents several case studies of three-dimensional observations and contact angle measurements at liquid/solid interfaces. **Table of Contents** 1. Introduction 2. Observing Microscopic Droplets: Features of X-ray CT Equipment 3. Applying Microscopic Droplets 4. Measuring Microscopic Droplets 5. Conclusion
