Laboratory CT.

Laboratory CT is the group of Royma systems loaded by an operator and free in their scan set-up: every Horizontal CT system belongs to it. The operator chooses the source, the resolution, the scan mode and the region of interest for each sample, which makes the laboratory system the tool for development, failure analysis, first-article inspection, incoming inspection and materials research.

The range runs from the desktop RMCT1000 with 4 µm resolution and one-click imaging, through the sub-micron RMCT2000 and the microfocus RMCT4000 in three cabinet sizes, to the RMCT6000 with its 450 or 600 kV mini-focus source and the RMCT10000 with a 1 to 9 MeV linear accelerator for the largest and densest parts. All of them run the same analysis software for porosity, wall thickness, nominal-actual comparison and dimensional measurement, so a result is comparable across the laboratory.

Choose Laboratory CT when the question changes from sample to sample and the scan set-up should follow it, and when the scan time of a sample matters less than the completeness of the answer. When the same question repeats for every part, the Gantry CT and Inline CT families take the inspection to the line.