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Jim Clark is vice president strategic marketing and business development X-ray products at Nikon Metrology (Brighton, MI). For more information, call (810) 220-4360, e-mail jim.clark@nikonmetrology.com or visit www.nikonmetrology.com.
Computed tomography’s accuracy, ability to measure internal and external dimensions simultaneously without destroying the part, and the insight it provides through the additional fourth dimension of material density, are rapidly making it the must-have tool of quality.