Anywhere the internal structure matters, X-ray and CT technology may serve as an efficient tool to provide valuable information. Detailed capture and measurement of internal features is often vital for quality control, failure analysis and material research across markets.

- Fault detection and failure analysis
- Assembly inspection of complex mechanisms
- Dimensional measurement of internal components
- Part to CAD comparison
- Advanced material research
- Analysis of the biological structures
- Digital archiving of models

Wide range of uses

Automotive
- Electrical connectors
- Injection nozzles
- Sensors e.g. Lambda sensor
- Translucent light pipes that bring LED light to the dashboard
- Small high-pressure die casting parts e.g. turbo compressor

Aerospace
- Positioning of cores in wax for turbine blades
- Crack analysis in components

Plastic injection molding
- Complex plastic components (e.g. Fans)
- Soft, translucent materials where tactile or optical is no option
- Ultra-sonic welding of plastic parts

Pharmaceutical/medical
- Dispensers for correct dosing of medicines
- Small instruments
- Small plastic or composite parts
- Bone structures

Research
- Material test and analysis (structure, porosity, defects, etc)
- Paleontology (bones, sculls, fossils) and soils

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