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Nikon Launches 225 kV X-Ray CT System


BRIGHTON, MI — Nikon Metrol- ogy has released its new 225 kV microfocus X-ray computed tomog- raphy (CT) system, the XT H 225 ST 2x. The system has two fea- tures that are not found on any other industrial CT system: Rotat- ing.Target 2.0 enables a focal spot size three times smaller, due to more efficient cooling. Half.Turn CT nearly halves the angle through which a specimen rotates during the X-ray cycle. Rotating.Target 2.0 maxi-


reflow soldering


vacuum soldering


temperature treatment


customized solutions


Machines for Thermal Processes from –50 °C up to +450 °C


mizes the quality of data collect- ed and hence image resolution. It also doubles the running time before preventive maintenance is required, lowering costs and raising equipment availability. Spinning the target dissipates the heat generated by the small focal spot size more efficiently, enabling continuous generation of high-power X-rays and a dra- matic increase in scanning speed and resolution, without the need for cooldown. The Half.Turn CT innovation


means that instead of rotating the sample under investigation through 360° during the X-ray cycle, it is only necessary to rotate it through just over 180° to obtain sufficient data for an image of equivalent quality. Increasing


data acquisition rate by 100 per- cent doubles inspection efficiency,


XT H 225 ST 2x X-ray CT system.


which is especially useful in sup- port of production applications. Operation has been greatly


simplified and efficiency doubled, enhancing the system’s suitability for a wide range of applications. The intrinsic benefit of X-ray CT is that it allows both the exterior and interior of a sample to be inspected and measured non-destructively. The XT H 225 ST 2x, which has undergone thousands of hours of rigorous testing, is distinguished by its ability to be tuned to match the part under investigation, opti-


mizing results. Contact: Nikon Metrology,


Inc., 12701 Grand River Av-


enue, Brighton, MI 48116 % 810-220-4360 E-mail: meghan.meinert@nikon.com Web: www.nikonmetrology.com


CAD/CAM Services Announces FAI Per AS9102


CELINA, TX — CAD/CAM Serv- ices has expanded its inspection capabilities to include first arti- cle inspections (FAI) per cus-


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tomer or AS9102 standards. As one of the few CAD engineering firms in the world certified for high-precision conversions by both the aerospace industry and the Department of Defense, CAD/CAM routinely offers in- depth inspection programs de- signed to provide OEMs with ex- tremely accurate CAD files. This ensures that all CAD drawings and models match the original specifications and are capable of producing parts and assemblies that meet all design require- ments.


The company is well-known


for its CAD Perfect® conversions, and its engineers are capable of converting any CAD format file into any other CAD system. Its highly experienced CAD engi- neers can also make the model (or drawing) compliant with any internal aerospace standard. In addition to AS1902 re-


porting, CAD/CAM can also pro- vide any FAI reporting that a supplier may require, including


Q-Checker. Contact: CAD/CAM


Services, Inc., 1529 Brooklane,


Suite 201, Celina, TX 75009 % 800-938-7226 E-mail: sales@cadcam.org Web: www.cadcam.org


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