3D Scanning
Digitizing physical parts with red laser and blue laser 3D scanning technologies.
3D Scanning
Digitizing physical parts with red laser and blue laser 3D scanning technologies.
- 01Scantech Prince 775 is publicly stated equipment information.
- 02Red laser and blue laser 3D scanning technologies can be used.
- 03Under suitable conditions, 3D scanning down to ±0.03 mm/m accuracy can be performed.
- 04Depending on project conditions, scanning of large parts up to 10 meters can be evaluated.
- 05Depending on part geometry and surface condition, details down to the 5 mm range can be evaluated.
- 06On-site 3D scanning can be evaluated according to the scope of the project.
- Part or product to be scanned
Physical sample, dimensions, and surface conditions
- Expected output format
STL, OBJ, STEP, or point cloud
- Critical measurement areas
Zones requiring high accuracy
- Surface and material info
Glossy, matte, transparent, or complex geometry
- On-site scanning requirement
Whether part can be transported to office
- Tolerance expectation
Dimensional accuracy requirements
Reverse Engineering
Creating manufacturable CAD models from physical parts or 3D scan data.
Quality Control / Measurement Support
Quality control support through 3D scanning, measurement comparison, and project-specific inspection needs.
Product Development
Planning the product development process from idea, sketch, sample, or existing part to production-ready design.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What scanning accuracy can be achieved?
- Scanning to ±0.03 mm/m accuracy is achievable under suitable conditions. Actual accuracy depends on part geometry, surface conditions, and environmental factors.
- What output file formats are available?
- STL, OBJ, PLY, and STEP output formats can be provided depending on project requirements. The appropriate point cloud or surface format is agreed upon at project start.
- How large a part can be scanned?
- Parts up to 10 meters can be evaluated for scanning depending on project conditions. On-site scanning can be arranged for large or fixed components.
- Can highly reflective or transparent surfaces be scanned?
- Reflective, transparent, or geometrically complex surfaces can affect scan quality. In such cases, a temporary matte coating may be applied before scanning. Details are assessed on a per-project basis.
- Is on-site scanning available?
- Yes. On-site 3D scanning service can be evaluated based on project scope and whether the part can be transported.
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