Chris Price, applications engineer at Nikon, will introduce X-ray CT technology and discuss how this provides an advantage when inspecting the AM process and parts.
Introduction to CT for AM applications
January 26th 2020, at 2:00 PM-3:30PM (CET Time)
Chris Price, applications engineer at Nikon, will introduce X-ray CT technology and discuss how this provides an advantage when inspecting the AM process and parts.
December 10th 2020, at 2:00 PM-3:30PM (CET Time)
In this webinar, Thomas Gielen, project manager in the EU Sales team will go through the Nikon Large Envelope portfolio and present to you:
In this webinar attendees will learn
Biography
Andrew Ramsey graduated in physics from the University of Cambridge in 1986 and first developed image analysis software for non-destructive testing (NDT/NDE) at the U.K.’s Harwell Laboratory. He has worked in X-ray computed tomography (CT) since 1992.
He joined X-Tek Systems, Tring, U.K. in 1999 and developed their first CT reconstruction software and in 2006 moved into the sales department as a technical advisor. Following the acquisition of X-Tek by Metris and subsequently by Nikon, Andrew joined Nikon Metrology’s X-ray Centre of Excellence supporting CT systems, agents, sales staff, and customers worldwide.
Tuesday 18th June 2019 - 15:00 CEST | 14.00 BST | 09:00 EDT | 08:00 CDT
Quality 4.0 is a new vision for quality following the lead of the Industry 4.0 concept. Automotive production relies on quality to upkeep an automaker’s brand image within its customer base.
In the production process, suboptimal dimensional quality can lengthen lead times and cause cost overruns related to the reworking of non-compliant parts or forced downstream production adjustments.
Traditional metrology techniques in the automotive industry can be time consuming and costly yet they have remained largely unchanged for decades.
The Nikon Metrology Laser Radar solution offers a unique alternative to the traditional car body inspection methods, providing accurate, absolute measurement data anywhere in the factory. With drastically increased feature measurement speeds and surface scanning capability, it is the innovative solution for continuously monitoring quality throughout production.
This webinar illustrates the issues with the traditional metrology approach with real life examples; estimates the real day to day costs of these technologies; shows how a Laser Radar solution can improve on this; demonstrates how this all fits into the vision of Quality 4.0.
Tuesday, April 9th, 2019 - 10:00 - 11:00 CET
Are you aware that Computed Tomography isn’t just a tool for lab based inspections?
Due to the short scanning and reconstruction times of modern CT hardware, along with powerful automation capabilities within cutting edge software packages, this high quality inspection method can be integrated directly into production processes.
This webinar will explain:
All topics will be illustrated with numerous examples and customer applications.
