Why CT in the automotive industry? Cut the cost of poor quality at every stage of development and production
In an environment where quality requirements, traceability and productivity keep getting more demanding, automotive manufacturers use CT to detect defects before final assembly, better understand failures and make their quality decisions more reliable.
From supplier qualification to series production, including R&D and development phases, CT identifies defects earlier, limits scrap and secures the most critical components.
- Cut the time and cost of development phases upstream of production
- Reduce scrap through early detection of porosity, inclusions and cracks invisible to the naked eye
- Secure critical parts with non-destructive 3D inspection and a complete view of internal structures
- Limit warranty claims by identifying defects before final assembly or market launch
- Automate inspections by integrating CT directly into quality workflows and production lines
- Speed up quality investigations through failure analysis, verification of electromechanical assemblies without disassembly and precise defect localization
- Improve supplier quality by validating their internal and external conformity
Unlike destructive methods or 2D radiography alone,
CT pinpoints every detected defect within the part’s volume, with a usable image whatever the geometric complexity or the materials involved.