ESi utilizes Computed Tomography (CT) scanning to reveal internal structures in complex assemblies. This advanced capability enables our teams to uncover internal defects, evaluate failure mechanisms, and support reverse engineering efforts—all without altering or damaging the evidence. For clients, CT scanning offers critical insights into root cause analysis, product evaluation, and failure prevention across a wide range of industries.
High-resolution industrial CT scanning technology captures detailed three-dimensional images of components, from lithium-ion batteries and electronic devices to mechanical assemblies and medical products. Our facilities are equipped with advanced CT imaging systems, supported by complementary techniques such as Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and X-ray Fluorescence (XRF), enhancing the clarity and depth of each analysis.
Our multidisciplinary teams, including mechanical engineers, materials scientists, technologists, and forensic experts—collaborate closely on every project to ensure accurate, actionable findings. Our client-first approach ensures efficient and transparent investigations. With decades of industry experience, ESi tailors each CT scanning engagement to meet the needs of the client, supporting litigation, insurance claims, and product performance analysis.
Non-destructive testing for complex technical challenges
Steven Counts
Laboratory Development Director
ESi Computed Tomography (CT) Scanning Capabilities
- Failure Analysis
- Product Evaluation
- Reverse Engineering
- Composite Materials
- 3D Visualization
- Evidence Preservation
- Fire and Arson Investigation
- Medical Devices
- Lithium-Ion Batteries
- Electronic Modules
- Gears and Assemblies
ESi Related Areas of Expertise
Industries Served
Computed Tomography (CT) Scanning Case Studies
- Gas Grill Plastic Nut Failure
- Meticulous Metallography Helps Crack the Case
- Small Aircraft Crashes into House
