Industrial x-ray

Three Things You Don’t Know About Industrial Scanning Technology

We think we know, on a basic level at least, what x-rays and CT scans are for. X-ray scanning is used to look for things like fractures. It’s been a part of the medical field for a longer time than CT scanning, and is our main way of diagnosing breaks — that’s what we think, […]

July 10, 2016 Industrial ct scanning inspection services, Industrial x-ray, Ndt test

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