CT service
CT scanner repair & maintenance across Canada.
Tube replacement, detector calibration, and gantry service for GE and Siemens SOMATOM platforms — 16- to 256-slice. Remote diagnostics start at first call; emergency response within 24 hours.
What we repair
From tube to table.
CT failures cluster around a few subsystems — and the most expensive one usually announces itself in the scan logs before it dies. We work all of them:
- X-ray tubes — sourcing, replacement, calibration, and post-swap image verification
- Detectors — calibration, channel faults, ring-artifact diagnosis
- Gantry — rotation drives, bearings, slip rings, data transmission
- Generators & power — kV/mA faults, arc tracking, site power verification
- Patient table — positioning accuracy, drive faults, weight calibration
Tube watch — replace before it fails
A CT tube rarely dies without warning. Send us your arc counts and scan logs and we'll tell you honestly whether you're months out or days out — and have a tube quoted before your schedule takes the hit.
| Platform | Models we service |
|---|---|
| GE CT | Optima CT660, Revolution CT, Discovery CT750 |
| Siemens CT | SOMATOM Definition AS, Force, go.Top |
| Slice counts | 16-, 32-, 64-, 128-, 256-slice |
| End-of-support | Yes — qualified parts sourcing for legacy platforms |
Common questions
CT repair questions.
Do you replace CT X-ray tubes?
Yes. Tube replacement is the most common major CT repair we perform — including sourcing, installation, calibration, and post-replacement image-quality verification on GE and Siemens platforms. We can often quote a tube before your current one fully fails by reviewing arc counts and scan logs.
How fast can you respond to a CT breakdown in Canada?
Our emergency response target is 24 hours anywhere in Canada — call 236-988-6666. Remote diagnostics begin immediately, and for tube failures we begin sourcing before the site visit so the part travels with the engineer whenever possible.
What does CT preventive maintenance include?
OEM-spec PM: tube and generator checks, detector calibration, gantry rotation and bearing inspection, table positioning verification, dose-check phantom scans, and a written report suitable for accreditation files.