Automotive engineers use industrial CT to analyze complex components such as engine assemblies, gearboxes, and brake systems. Industrial CT can reveal missing parts, assembly errors, and other issues that may affect performance, safety, or durability. 

In the industrial machinery sector, CT scanning verifies the assembly of bearings, ensuring proper installation, alignment, and integrity to prevent premature wear and failures in rotating machinery. It also helps guarantee the proper seating of valves and fittings.

For medical device manufacturers, CT scanning validates the alignment and functionality of critical medical instruments and devices such as surgical tools and drug delivery systems, ensuring they meet surgical requirements and deliver accurate dosing.