Technologies

A complete inspection and metrology toolkit

From volumetric CT to remote visual inspection, each technology solves a specific class of problem. We help you choose the right one — and combine them when needed.

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Each page explains what the technology does, where it's used, the problems it solves, relevant industries and example equipment categories.

Volumetric inspection & metrology

Industrial CT

Industrial computed tomography reveals internal defects, verifies assemblies and measures geometry that other methods cannot reach.

Learn more Dimensional metrology

Optical 3D Metrology

Optical 3D metrology captures millions of points in seconds, delivering complete dimensional insight far faster than point-by-point probing.

Learn more Surface & finish measurement

Surface Metrology

Surface metrology characterises roughness, texture and microgeometry — the properties that drive sealing, friction, wear and fatigue life.

Learn more Material analysis

Spectrometers (OES)

Optical emission spectrometry delivers fast elemental analysis — so you verify alloys and control composition from melt to finished part.

Learn more Non-destructive testing

Eddy Current Testing

Eddy current testing finds surface and near-surface defects in conductive materials quickly and cleanly — suited to high-speed crack detection and sorting.

Learn more Non-destructive testing

Ultrasonic Testing (UT, PAUT, TOFD)

Ultrasonic testing — including phased array and TOFD — detects and sizes internal defects in welds and thick sections with traceable, imaging-rich results.

Learn more Non-destructive testing

Digital Radiography / X-ray Inspection

Digital radiography and X-ray inspection reveal internal structure with immediate digital imaging, speeding inspection of welds, castings and assemblies while improving documentation.

Learn more Remote visual inspection

Industrial Videoscopy / Endoscopy

Industrial videoscopy brings high-resolution remote visual inspection to internal surfaces, bores and cavities that would otherwise require teardown.

Learn more Material & mechanical testing

Hardness Testing

Hardness testing confirms material and heat-treatment condition — a fast, established way to check mechanical properties and process consistency.

Learn more Metrology infrastructure

Calibration & Metrology Equipment

Calibration and metrology equipment keep your measurement systems accurate and traceable — the foundation that makes all your quality data trustworthy.

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Decision support

Which technology fits your problem?

The right method depends on the defect you are looking for, the part geometry and where the inspection happens. Use this as a starting point — every real recommendation is made after we see the part.

Problem

Internal porosity, cracks or voids inside a part

Recommended method

Industrial CT

Trade-off: Highest information density. Slower and higher capex than 2D X-ray.

Problem

Quick pass/fail on a weld or casting on the shop floor

Recommended method

Digital radiography / X-ray

Trade-off: Fast and mobile. 2D projection — not a full 3D reconstruction.

Problem

Full-field dimensional check of a complex freeform part

Recommended method

Optical 3D metrology

Trade-off: Millions of points in seconds. Reflective / dark surfaces need prep.

Problem

Micron-level surface roughness, edges or radii on tooling

Recommended method

Optical surface metrology

Trade-off: Sub-micron resolution, traceable. Smaller measurement volume.

Problem

Confirm alloy grade before material enters production

Recommended method

Optical emission spectrometry

Trade-off: Quantitative elemental analysis. Requires prepared sample or spark.

Problem

Cracks in welds, tubes or in-service structures

Recommended method

Phased array ultrasonics / eddy current

Trade-off: Sizing and traceability. Method choice depends on material and access.

Problem

Visual access inside pipes, engines or turbines

Recommended method

Industrial videoscopy

Trade-off: Direct visual evidence. No sizing of subsurface defects.

Problem

Verify mechanical properties without destroying the part

Recommended method

Hardness testing

Trade-off: Correlates to tensile strength. Local measurement — plan the pattern.

If your problem is…	Start with	What to be aware of
Internal porosity, cracks or voids inside a part	Industrial CT	Highest information density. Slower and higher capex than 2D X-ray.
Quick pass/fail on a weld or casting on the shop floor	Digital radiography / X-ray	Fast and mobile. 2D projection — not a full 3D reconstruction.
Full-field dimensional check of a complex freeform part	Optical 3D metrology	Millions of points in seconds. Reflective / dark surfaces need prep.
Micron-level surface roughness, edges or radii on tooling	Optical surface metrology	Sub-micron resolution, traceable. Smaller measurement volume.
Confirm alloy grade before material enters production	Optical emission spectrometry	Quantitative elemental analysis. Requires prepared sample or spark.
Cracks in welds, tubes or in-service structures	Phased array ultrasonics / eddy current	Sizing and traceability. Method choice depends on material and access.
Visual access inside pipes, engines or turbines	Industrial videoscopy	Direct visual evidence. No sizing of subsurface defects.
Verify mechanical properties without destroying the part	Hardness testing	Correlates to tensile strength. Local measurement — plan the pattern.

Not sure which row applies? Send us the part — request a feasibility trial and we test the method on your actual sample.

Why EMUS on any of these

Authorized representation, engineered support

We measure ourselves on installations, service response and long-term relationships — not on marketing.

2021

Operating since

Founded to introduce inspection and metrology technology to the Balkan region.

100+

Systems installed

Commissioned across production floors, laboratories and quality departments.

Authorized manufacturers

Official representation — genuine equipment, warranty and certified support.

Countries covered

Direct commercial and technical reach across the Balkan region and Central Europe.

Local offices

Zagreb, Sarajevo and Belgrade — engineers on the ground, not on a plane.

Engineers & specialists

Application, service and commercial roles inside one accountable team.

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Tell us about your parts, tolerances and quality goals. We'll recommend the right approach — even if it isn't the most expensive one.

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