Industrial CT scanning is one of the most powerful non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques available to manufacturers today. By rotating a component through a cone of high-energy X-rays and reconstructing thousands of 2D projections into a full volumetric model, an industrial CT scanner reveals the complete internal structure of a part — every void, crack, inclusion, joint and hidden feature — without cutting, polishing or destroying the sample.
Our Industrial CT Scanning Service in China gives international engineering teams direct access to high-resolution micro-CT and macro-CT systems operated in temperature-controlled, ISO-aligned NDT laboratories. From a single failed sample requiring root-cause analysis, to a structured PPAP-grade qualification of a die-cast or injection-molded product family, we plan the scan, execute it under engineer supervision, perform the analysis in VGSTUDIO MAX (Volume Graphics) and deliver a bilingual report your customers and auditors will accept.
Because Industrial CT is non-destructive, the same sample can be measured dimensionally, screened for porosity and verified for assembly correctness in a single workflow — replacing what would otherwise require destructive metallography, X-ray, blue-light scanning and CMM in sequence. For high-mix prototyping and failure investigation, this is often the fastest, lowest-risk and most defensible inspection method available.
We support voltages from 90 kV (electronic and polymer parts) up to 450 kV (dense aluminum and steel die castings up to ~250 mm), with voxel resolutions from sub-5 µm on micro-CT systems down to 75–150 µm on large-envelope macro-CT for full housings and assemblies. Scan strategy — voltage, current, exposure, voxel size, filter, helical vs. circular — is engineered for your specific part rather than run on a fixed recipe.