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3D-Scan

Powerful 3D scanning solutions

Digitizing tools and components. Reverse Engineering. We are your service provider for 3D scanning, reconstructions, 3D metrology and optimization of the production process through the integration of 3D scanning and 3D printing in machine and plant construction. From the comparison of the actual with the intended using CAD and/or 3D scans to surface reconstruction – our solutions help to avoid production errors and increase efficiency.

Why 3D scans?

Through the precise digitization of physical objects, our 3D scanning solutions offer a wide range of applications that improve the entire production process. From analyzing process stability to product development and optimization – our scans are an indispensable tool for your company.

Our services

Our 3D scanning service includes:

  • Comparison of what should be and what is: Compare your CAD or 3D scans to identify potential errors early on and improve project efficiency.
  • Surface reconstruction for reverse engineering: We use the scanned data to reconstruct and optimize products and components.
  • Analysis of process stability: We identify defects that might otherwise be overlooked using conventional methods, thereby optimizing your manufacturing process.

Challenges of conventional measurement methods

Traditional form measurement presents numerous challenges:

  • Time-consuming: The manual comparison method requires a lot of time and effort.
  • Limited accuracy: Freeform surfaces and complex curvatures often cannot be accurately captured using conventional methods.
  • Sources of error: Design flaws, tool wear and other sources of error often remain undetected.


Our solution

Thanks to our highly precise 3D scanning technology, we can overcome these challenges. We offer a reliable and efficient solution for capturing and analyzing products and components to identify errors early and improve product quality.

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You can find an application video on our YouTube channel or via the following link: Video Reverse Engineering 

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