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XTOP 3D Debuts Tube Qualify 3D Optical Tube Inspection System at Guangzhou Exhibition

Date:2025-03-20

The Guangzhou International Tube & Pipe and Processing Equipment Exhibition opened grandly on June 13, 2019. At this event, the "Tube Qualify" 3D optical tube inspection system—featuring XTOP3D’s proprietary intellectual property—made its domestic debut, offering global tube manufacturing enterprises state-of-the-art solutions for in-line tube inspection, rapid tube bender commissioning, and reverse engineering of bent tubes.

Tube Qualify has garnered widespread acclaim and drawn huge crowds at the exhibition.


Traditional critical measurement methods suffer from obvious drawbacks: they are slow and inefficient, yield unreliable results, and fail to capture 3D data—making it impossible to measure slender components such as brake lines or precision tubing used in aero-engines.

Addressing the critical challenge of tube inspection in the bending industry, XTOP3D leveraged 3D optical scanning technology and industry-specific pain points to develop the Tube Qualify 3D optical tube inspection system. Tube Qualify represents a revolutionary technological breakthrough in the field. It eliminates the need for manufacturers to store vast quantities of physical inspection fixtures, offering high precision and rapid measurement speeds to provide a comprehensive tube inspection solution.



The Tube Qualify 3D optical tube inspection system was one of the most popular exhibits at the XTOP3D booth, where technical support staff demonstrated its in-line tube inspection capabilities to visitors.

Other industrial 3D inspection equipment also received rave reviews.

The XTOP3D XTOM-MATRIX 3D scanner and the XTDIC-CONST 3D full-field strain measurement system were also showcased at the exhibition, presenting a broader range of cutting-edge industrial 3D inspection technologies to attendees.

The XTOM-MATRIX blue-light 3D scanner offers industrial-grade precision and stability; widely used in the automotive, mold manufacturing, and forging and casting industries, it delivers high-precision 3D data even in demanding environments.



XTDIC-CONST is the first domestically developed 3D deformation measurement system based on Digital Image Correlation (DIC) and is widely used in various material mechanics experiments.


Since its inception, XTOP3D has dedicated itself to becoming a globally influential provider of 3D optical inspection solutions. Its showcase of various solutions at the Guangzhou International Tube & Pipe Industry Exhibition marks a bold innovation by the company within the specialized field of bent-tube inspection.

Moving forward, XTOP3D will continue to deepen its expertise across various segments of industrial 3D optical inspection, enhancing its clients' competitiveness and creating value for them.


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