Radiology can reveal internal defects in materials using X-rays or gamma rays, providing a precise, non-destructive image of the interior of critical parts.
Industrial radiology, or radiography, is a powerful, non-destructive method that uses ionizing radiation, such as X-rays or gamma rays, to inspect the interior of materials. This technique enables critical components to be viewed in depth, revealing internal defects often undetectable by other inspection methods, such as cracks, voids or inclusions in welds and composite materials.
Unlike surface techniques, radiography penetrates materials, offering a clear view of internal structures without having to alter or dismantle the inspected parts. This method is particularly valuable in industries where component safety and reliability are essential, such as aerospace, nuclear power and the oil industry. Whether for preventive maintenance inspections or post-manufacturing quality control, industrial radiology guarantees exhaustive, reliable diagnosis of potential defects.
