BRUKER

Bruker’s 3D X-ray Microscopes (XRM) deliver a powerful fusion of advanced micro‑CT hardware and intelligent software, creating a complete platform for non-destructive 3D visualization and analysis. From compact benchtop systems offering effortless micro‑resolution to high‑performance floor‑standing instruments capable of probing structures at the nanoscale, Bruker XRM solutions empower users with both simplicity and scientific depth.

Across industries and research fields, Bruker XRM enables vital insights. Geoscientists quantify porosity and fracture networks with ease, pharmaceutical teams visualize multi‑layer coatings in unprecedented detail, and electronics engineers uncover intricate interconnects. In manufacturing, XRM has become an essential tool for validating component integrity—particularly in additive manufacturing, where non‑destructive evaluation is critical to ensuring repeatability and performance.

Bruker’s software ecosystem handles the entire workflow. Intuitive, user centred software interfaces support fast, reliable results for technicians and new users, while experts gain access to powerful tools to push boundaries and extract the most from their samples. GPU‑accelerated reconstruction dramatically reduces processing time, and the integrated analysis suite provides both stunning qualitative renderings and robust quantitative measurements.

Bruker XRM is not just instrumentation—it’s a catalyst for discovery and innovation.

CANON

Canon Production Printing develops and manufactures high-performance digital production presses and workflow software for commercial, packaging and large format print markets. 

Our portfolio includes webfed and sheetfed presses for high-volume commercial and packaging print as well as large-format printing devices for display graphics and CAD/GIS applications.  

Canon Production Printing is part of Canon, a global provider of imaging technologies and services. Employing around 3,000 people globally, Canon production Printing has its Global Headquarter in Venlo, the Netherlands.  

Further information about Canon Production Printing is available at: www.cpp.canon