3D scanners are used in industry for various reasons due to their ability to capture precise and detailed measurements of objects. Here are some key reasons why they are essential.
- Quality Control and Inspection
- Reverse Engineering
- Rapid Prototyping
- Customization and Personalization
- Documentation and Archiving
- Cost Efficiency
- Streamlined Workflows
- Complex Geometries and Freeform Surfaces
- Efficiency in Construction and Architecture
There are different types of 3D scanners Laser, Structured Light, Photogrammetry, Contact Scanners, White Light Scanners, Portable Handheld Scanners and CT Scanners. Each type of 3D scanner has its advantages and is chosen based on the specific requirements of the application.
The Evixscan FinePrecision is a blue structured light scanning system equipped with CMOS sensors. This combination ensures highly accurate surface reproduction, thanks to the CMOS matrix and LED, it has the ability to scan dark surfaces with up to 0.006 µm accuracy and a resolution of 28 µm, aligning with VDI/VDE part 2 accuracy standards.
It can collect over 1233 pt/mm² providing data volumes of 120 x 60 x 45mm with the blue structured light technology significantly reduces noise from ambient lighting enhancing scan quality. It is equipped with two 8.9 Mpix cameras, ensuring dense data capture. The high point density of 1,233 pt/mm² facilitates detailed analyses, ideal for inspecting surface micro-damages and production errors
The eviXscan FinePrecision 3D scanner is an essential measuring tool for precision mechanics sectors. It is particularly beneficial in the manufacturing of turbine blades, microcircuits, and small injection parts, as well as in detailed numerically processed components. Its precision makes it invaluable in the medical field for scanning implants and prosthetics, and it is also used in the watchmaking and jewellery industries to capture intricate details.
By incorporating 3D scanning technology, industries can enhance their production processes, improve product quality, and reduce costs, making it a valuable tool in modern manufacturing and design.
Evixscan is available in the UK from Optimax Imaging and Inspection www.optimaxonline.com
