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Overview

Advanced 3D digital microscope system with integrated LIBS (Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) capability for comprehensive surface characterization and elemental analysis. Enables detailed failure analysis and surface quality assessment.

Example outputs

  • 3D Surface Profile

    Three-dimensional surface map of a seal contact face showing micro-topography and surface roughness distribution.

  • LIBS Elemental Spectrum

    LIBS spectrum from contamination particle showing characteristic emission lines for rapid elemental identification.

Specifications

Magnification: 5x to 6000x
LIBS for Elemental Analysis
3D Surface Metrology
Depth Composition Analysis
Automated Image Stitching
Advanced Measurement Tools

Applications

  • Advanced 3D Imaging
  • Seal Engineering (Surface Topology)
  • Failure Investigations (LIBS)
  • Quality Assurance
  • Reliability Studies
  • Contamination Analysis

Key Capabilities

  • 3D surface profiling
  • Surface roughness measurement
  • Defect detection and analysis
  • Elemental composition mapping
  • Wear pattern characterization

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Use cases

  • Seal Surface Quality Audit

    Evaluating surface finish of machined seal grooves against Ra specifications

  • Foreign Particle Analysis

    Identifying metallic contamination embedded in failed seal using LIBS

  • Extrusion Damage Assessment

    Documenting progressive extrusion damage on seal lips in clearance gap

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