See Deeper. Solve Faster. Spend Smarter.
A 1/2 Hour That Could Reshape Your Inspection Strategy
Date: Wed June 18, 2025
Time: 11am Central Time
Location: Live Online Webinar
Access inner details and features of manufactured parts and assemblies with high-end 3D scans.
Solve problems in minutes not months with fewer process and tooling change iterations from one single scan.
Make confident decisions with accurate data & reporting, thorough analysis, & expert support.
Luers, Drug Delivery, Medical Implants, Dental Hardware, Medical Connectors
Electric Vehicles, Batteries, Farming & Mining Equipment, Recreational Vehicles, Marine
Manifolds, Pumps, Nozzles, Electronics, Fuel Chambers
Packaging, Disposable Cutlery, Sporting Goods, Tech Manufacturing
Die Casting, Metal Stamping, Plastic Injection Molding, Metal Injection Molding
3D Printing, Rapid Prototyping, Direct Manufacturing, Tooling
Firearms, Weapons Systems, Hypersonics, Ammunition, Military Components
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You'll find all the detailed service information you need in one brochure.
Download BrochureA major consumer product company struggles to develop, approve, and launch multiple high-level cavitation molds for high-volume production & global distribution.
Computed tomography and value-add services from Nel PreTech.
Client saves $1 million in direct cost and gains $60 million in cash flow four months sooner.
Major grill manufacturer reaches out with malfunctioning glow plugs.
Industrial CT scanning (x-ray material testing) provides digital 3D x-ray images of internal components of the glow plug & finds a wire break inside the heating device.
Client is able to investigate the root cause of the glow plug failure and fix the problem.
Global OEM medical device company needs help developing and launching drug delivery pumps.
CT scanning and value-add services create a turnkey solution to give the client a competitive advantage.
20 new tools in 20 weeks.
Industrial CT scanning makes use of computer-processed combinations of many X-ray measurements taken from different angles to produce cross-sectional “tomographic” images (virtual slices) of specific areas of a scanned object. This allows the user to see inside the object without cutting. Since Computed Tomography scans do not rely on line-of-sight to acquire geometry data, there is nothing missing from the scan as in structured light or laser scans.
Download the ultimate CT Scanning Buyer's Guide to improve understanding, time, and efficiency in your scanning needs. Over 50 Pages of useful data and case studies.
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