3D scanning
3D scanning technology
3D digitization (scanning) takes place using a measuring arm with a digitizing laser head. If necessary, the digitizing laser head can be replaced by touch probes (balls) and the arm can serve as a hand-held CMM measuring device.
3D digitization (3D scanning) is used to digitize real shapes in order to obtain 3D computer geometry. This can then be used either as a default source of 3D geometry for Reverse Engineering or in the inspection area to compare parts with CAD models.
Technical specifications 3D scanning
- Scanning technology: laser
- Accuracy: +/- 0.05 mm
- Arm range: 2.5 m
- 3D data output format: *.stl
Materials for 3D scanning
- Evaluation of dimensions
- Evaluation of shape and position tolerances
- Area comparison of the source with a CAD model
- Control sections – curves (possibility of export to IGES)
- Setting the source to CAD according to the customer's request (RPS points, Best-FIT, setting 3-2-1)
- Measurement protocols in 2D (pdf, html)
- Measurement protocols in 3D (3D viewer free to download)
Advantages 3D scanning
Scanning from small objects to large parts
Measurement of brittle, flexible and soft componen
Fast digitization of general shape surfaces
How it works
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