When you're curious about what's inside, try our non-destructive testing services!
We offer a "non-destructive testing service" suitable for the inspection of composite and insert parts in the manufacturing of automotive components and plastic/rubber products. With SegMo (X-ray CT image separation technology), it is possible to extract and digitize insert molded parts and assembly products made up of multiple parts individually. We create polygon data for each separated part and generate data that can be read in general CAD software according to its application. 【Materials and Sizes】 ■ Resin: Approximately 150mm ■ Aluminum: Approximately 100mm ■ Iron: Approximately 10mm *The amount of X-ray penetration depends on the specific gravity of the material. ■ Size: Must fit within a cylinder of diameter 240mm and height 150mm. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Application Examples】 ■Composite components and insert molded parts ・Automotive parts ・Aerospace equipment ・Electronic components, etc. For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company sells, supports, and consults on application software primarily focused on vector graphics technology and its visualization technology for 2D/3D DTP, CAD, CG, etc., that operates on computers. Our company aims to provide appropriate tools to customers who require digital design, while also sharing the know-how to effectively use these tools, thereby widely promoting digital design.
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