"We Go Beyond"
Belgian remote inspection engineering company using ROVs, drones, and telescopic poles for underwater and at-height industrial asset inspection.
C-Spect is an engineering company based in the Port of Ostend, Belgium, specializing in inspection, analysis, and visualization of industrial assets above and below water. Founded in 2001, the company developed proprietary remote inspection techniques — including ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle) inspections, the patented ALTUM telescopic pole (UTM measurements up to 20 m, visual up to 24 m), drone inspections, non-destructive testing, thermographic inspections, and ultrasonic leak detection — eliminating the need for divers, scaffolding, or cranes. C-Spect is the only inspection company in Benelux certified by five Classification Societies to perform inspections on ships and offshore structures.
Sectors served include offshore wind, marine, petrochemical, civil infrastructure, and power.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Patented telescopic inspection pole enabling UTM thickness measurements up to 20 m and visual inspection up to 24 m without scaffolding or cranes.
Industrial quad-rotor drone for aerial surveillance, inspection, and public safety applications.
Contact C-Spect
WEBSITE
https://www.cspect.com/enPHONE
+32 488 22 15 16HEADQUARTERS
Belgium
Company Facts
Founded
2001
Primary Role
System Integrator
Company Size
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Primary Region
Europe
Annual Sales
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Funding Stage
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Funding Total
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Certifications & Memberships
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