Zeiss Computed Tomographs Offer Expanded Capability
Rapid 2018: The Metrotom 800 and Metrotom 1500 support the inspection of plastic and metal 3D-printed parts.
Zeiss highlights its Metrotom 800 and Metrotom 1500 computer tomographs (CTs) for measuring and inspecting components made of plastic or metal. The Metrotom 800 offers an extended performance spectrum, while the new Metrotom 1500 offers a larger measuring range. Both are designed to be fast and flexible.
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