Production start, high cycle rate – and suddenly quality problems? Whether a new component can be manufactured economically is particularly crucial in the early series phase. Industrial computed tomography (CT) offers fast, non-destructive insights into the interior of the component – especially when it comes to invisible defects such as burrs, blowholes, cracks or wall thickness deviations.
Read our free white paper to find out how CT inspections can be integrated into your quality assurance in a temporary, mobile and cost-effective way.
Why CT inspection during series start-up?
- Immediate defect identification: Wall thickness deviations, burr formation, core residues and much more are reliably detected.
- Mobile solution: Container-based CT systems can be used directly on the line.
- Scalable analysis: Thanks to the cloud and AI, data can be analysed flexibly - regardless of location if required.
- Automated OK/NOK selection: Quick decisions without manual evaluation.
Our CT inspection is therefore an ideal solution for production ramp-ups, pilot series, re-qualification and recalls.
Starting production without risk? Find out in the practical guide how industrial CT can help you
The white paper is based on a presentation given by Prof. Dr. Lutz Hagner (CEO, Microvista GmbH) at the 67th Austrian Foundry Conference in Leoben – one of the most important industry meetings for casting and quality assurance experts in German-speaking countries.
The content has been edited for the white paper and supplemented with technical details and practical recommendations – ideal for anyone who wants to make a well-founded assessment of the use of temporary CT systems.