FlashCT® overview
IMTEC’s innovative FlashCT® technology is ideal for use in many different industries and across multiple applications. FlashCT® also offers reliable metrology solutions covering a wide range of measurement volumes required in industry.
what is FlashCT®?
Why FlashCT®?
The FlashCT® line of industrial CT systems started as a cooperative research and development agreement between IMTEC Corporation (then HYTEC, Inc) and Los Alamos National Laboratory in 1997. The highly successful transfer from Los Alamos National Laboratory to industrial applications was continued by ongoing R&D efforts at IMTEC, resulting in an ever-expanding line of products... more>
Applications of FlashCT®
IMTEC offers both standard as well as custom CT solutions using the core FlashCT® technology. FlashCT® is designed around area detector, cone beam technology which can be adapted to a very wide range of applications. The software and hardware designs allow flexibility in both size and quantities of parts to be scanned. FlashCT® technology covers all aspects of scanning from radiographic system design through data acquisition, processing and advanced 3D visualization techniques.
From the aerospace industry to dentistry, bomb disposal to plastic housings, FlashCT® has been used in a wide range of applications. IMTEC’s engineering staff has vast experience in applying FlashCT® technology to many unique and difficult situations. That same experience can be utilized to address problems in many industries... more>
Features and Benefits
The FlashCT® line of industrial computed tomography systems is used throughout industry and governmental organizations for nondestructive evaluation of critical components as well as production inspection and three-dimensional date collection. Using the latest technology in X-ray imaging and computer processing, the FlashCT® family of products fuses the ultimate in data quality with production level throughput. FlashCT® systems are available as complete turn key systems as well as add-on systems for existing radiographic installations... more>