As an industrial watchmaker, you wish to carry out an X-ray tomography analysis
Why carry out an X-ray tomography analysis for watchmaking
First of all, X-ray tomography analysis for the watch industry is a surface analysis technique that allows you to define the properties and surface condition of a material. In effect, it is designed to check the conformity and performance of your material.
How does X-ray tomography do this?
- By studying the composition of the material from the surface to the core
and following its evolution according to external stresses - This is an imaging technique for the analysis and control of materials using radiation/matter interaction. This makes it possible to construct 3D images of the surface being studied.
Moreover, it is a technique that is highly appreciated by the watchmaking industry since it is not necessary to destroy the material in order to analyse it.
Thus, to check the conformity and performance of your material, it is advisable to carry out a surface analysis by X-ray tomography.
FILAB carries out X-ray tomography analysis for the watchmaking industry
With significant experience in surface analysis and material characterisation, the FILAB laboratory can help you to understand the behaviour of your products and to find suitable solutions.
FILAB Laboratory uses, among others, X-ray tomography analysis to support the watch industry, but also advanced tools such as FEG-EDX SEM, XPS or AFM.
