Medical & dental
From the concept of precise, unique and complex parts to their integration into the human body, the validation process in the medical field is often long and complex. Material integrity is a key consideration when introducing devices into the human body. X-ray CT helps limit risks by precisely identifying defects, cavities, areas of porosity and cracks. Explore how our CT technology meets the rigorous requirements of the medical sector, enabling non-destructive inspection of the quality and safety of medical devices and thereby contributing to the advancement of medical technology.
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×Dense Metals
In many industries, foundry work is an important part of the production process, and hollow parts are very common to reduce weight and energy consumption. Cast part samples require careful inspection to guarantee conformity at the end of the production cycle, which highlights the importance of inspecting internal areas that cannot be reached by other means. Industrial X-ray CT stands out as the only non-destructive testing technology that offers a complete view right to the heart of the material.
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×Oil & Gas
Though it is not always popular, the complex fossil energy sector is at the heart of the global economy and must constantly reinvent itself to improve its efficiency and its economic and, above all, environmental competitiveness. In this rapid transformation, X-ray CT is emerging as a key player, particularly in the oil industry.
Upstream, locating and extracting new deposits remains strategic. Geologists, pioneers of X-ray micro-CT, use the technology to obtain three-dimensional information on the composition of rock cores, mapping geological systems. Exploration takes place in the field and in the lab, enabling the precise search for and characterization of hydrocarbon reservoirs. Explore how our X-ray CT expertise contributes to this transformation of the oil industry, supporting more efficient and better-informed exploration.
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×Polymers & elastomers
Companies working with plastics face major challenges in quality, productivity and time to market. In the plastics and rubber industries, quality standards have become stricter than ever, covering a wide range of economic, environmental and quality concerns.
Whatever the application (phone cases, reusable cups, caps, computers, bottles, trash bags and more), X-ray CT offers countless benefits. Plastic parts, which X-rays penetrate easily, benefit from this technology throughout the process, from prototype development to quality control on production lines, as well as mold optimization.
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