Part scanning
Capture individual, defective or worn parts with their exact geometry.
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Digital capture
3D Scanning
We capture real components precisely and turn complex geometry into usable digital data.
Scan services
Real geometry. Digital precision.
From a worn original to a clean CAD basis – without passing sensitive data to third parties.
Dimensional capture
Measure complex contours that conventional tools cannot reach.
Reverse engineering
Convert scan data into an editable, printable CAD basis.
Quality control
Compare produced parts with their target geometry and tolerances.
Surface capture
Digitise free-form surfaces, contours and fine transitions.
Data export
Provide STL, OBJ or STEP data for the downstream workflow.
3DMakerpro Moose
Mobile capture, directly in our workflow.
Our structured-light scanner captures components and free-form surfaces as dense point clouds. We clean the data and prepare it for measurement, reverse engineering or 3D printing.
Data flow
- 01OriginalPhysical geometry
- 02Point cloudPrecise capture
- 03CADClean model
- 04ApplicationPrint, archive, inspect
Applications
Useful wherever drawings are missing.
- Reproduction of discontinued parts
- Optimisation of existing components
- Documentation and digital archiving
- Basis for 3D printing and manufacturing
- Quality assurance and comparison
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about 3D scanning.
Which parts can be scanned?
Many technical components, free-form surfaces and existing originals are suitable. Size, surface and the required result are assessed in advance.
Which file formats are available?
Depending on the downstream process, STL, OBJ or prepared CAD data can be provided.
Can damaged or worn parts be reconstructed?
The scan can provide the basis for digitally revising the geometry and preparing it for later manufacturing.
Do sensitive component data remain in-house?
Scanning and data preparation take place in our own workflow. No external scanning service is required.
Your original
Turn an existing part into usable data.
Send us a photo and approximate dimensions for an initial assessment.
Request a scan