Applications
Museum Sciences
The museum is dedicated to preserving and interpreting the primary evidence of humankind, human activity, and the environment.
Museum Sciences applications include Forgery inspection, Artifact dating, mechanical damage, material composition inspection, and painting embellishment.
X-ray imaging is a great resource when authenticating pieces of artwork, as it does not interfere with or alter the artwork in any way. With the KUBTEC® system, you will be able to see below the surface, allowing to view where touch-ups and alternatives were made.
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X-ray Imaging
PARAMETER® Cabinet X‑ray System
The KUBTEC® PARAMETER® 2D Cabinet X‑ray machine, equipped with DEXA technology to analyze bone mineral density, is made for in vivo and ex vivo life sciences imaging, agriculture imaging, forensic imaging, and more.
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X-ray Imaging
PARAMETER® Supra Tomosynthesis System
The KUBTEC® PARAMETER® Supra is a first in its class cabinet X-ray system designed for preclinical and scientific studies, with multislice radiography, a powerful 90 kV source, and a large integrated viewing screen.
X-ray Imaging
XPERT® 80-L Cabinet X‑ray System
The KUBTEC® XPERT® 80-L Cabinet X-ray system provides exceptionally sharp X-ray images for a wide range of applications, from life sciences imaging to non-destructive testing, making it an ideal tool for many preclinical and scientific studies.
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On Demand Webinars
Forensic Anthropology
Forensic anthropology is a subfield of biological anthropology. It is used by forensic researchers for knowing the human skeleton variation as well as for understanding the pathologies, traumas, and arthritis. The field lacks standardization of training for personal performance and interpreting forensic radiography.
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Forensic Radiography: Demonstrating a Fractured Hyoid Bone
Forensic imaging is a relatively new addition to forensic sciences investigation. It is used by forensic researchers for advanced visualization. Examiners also look for trauma and pathology to find missing key pieces of evidence that are not seen by the naked eye.
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