Jesse Garant Metrology Center announces $15M expansion

July 24, 2017 - Jesse Garant Metrology Center announced that it has expanded its operations to accommodate the growing demand for high volume part inspection for pre-production and production validation. With investments in equipment and infrastructure, their enhanced capabilities are intended to solidify their position within the nondestructive testing and metrology part inspection services industry.
As part of a five year, $15 million roll-out investment in technology, Jesse Garant Metrology Center’s latest expansion includes a more diverse range of advanced imaging systems, including industrial CT systems for inspecting large parts and assemblies.
With 3 locations within Michigan and Ontario, the company’s centrally located labs primarily serve as an essential hub for the automotive and aerospace industries. Through this investment, the company will continue to be an Industrial CT scanning service provider in North America.
The expansion includes supporting the automation industry with improved CT capabilities for a handling a wider size range of parts and assemblies and for preproduction and 100% production validation. The company provides manufacturers with accurate identification of porosity defects, composite inspection, wall thickness variations, part to CAD comparisons for out of tolerance features, and dimensional measurements for First Article Inspection reporting requirements.
With clients ranging from local businesses to multinational corporations, the company has undergone expansion to meet demands from manufacturers around the globe.

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