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During the planning phase, we collaborate with you to provide the perfect solution for your museum. Afterwards, we design, manufacture, and assemble the Art X-Ray machine and put it through its paces. We then dismantle the machine to form sub-components that are as large as possible, which are delivered by a truck to your location. When the shipment arrives, our engineers are already on site to unload the truck and start assembling the machine on your premises. During the entire time, we are in close contact with you, because open communication helps all parties involved.
Once the permits for operating the X-ray machine have been obtained, we’ll conduct a comprehensive two-day training on the machine with your staff. We’ll explain how to operate the machine and how to use the software. Much of the training session will involve practical exercises with objects from your collection. Key aspects are selecting the right X-ray parameters and optimising the image quality.
After the training, the attendees will be well prepared to operate the machine themselves. But even then, we won’t leave you on your own: We are happy to answer questions by e-mail and telephone. If you wish, we can also connect to your PC online to work through more complex issues with you.
This is a list of the key components an Art X-Ray machine consists of:
X-ray Systems for Art, Culture, and Archaeology
X-ray Systems for Art, Culture, and Archaeology
X-ray Systems for Art, Culture, and Archaeology