Smallest, Lightest Bench-Top CT System in Its X-Ray Output Class
XSeeker 8000
Microfocus X-Ray CT System
XSeeker™ 8000 - Designed for Simplicity
The XSeeker 8000 bench-top X-ray computed tomography (CT) system is equipped with a high-output X-ray generator and a high-resolution flat panel detector. Despite its compact size, it has a high X-ray output of 160 kV, enabling clear observations of molded plastic parts as well as aluminum die cast parts and other metal parts.
In addition, the newly developed XSeeker control software provides high operability and the highest throughput to date.
With clear image quality and high throughput, it supports applications in a wide range of situations, from detailed observations in product development and quality evaluation to inspections at machining sites.
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High-Accuracy Imaging Utilizing a Maximum Input
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