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Automated scanners | Choosing the Right 3D Scanner

The purpose of a 3D scanner is to generate a digital model of an object to carry out analyses to detect possible defects, measure dimensions and shapes, and compare product characteristics with manufacturing tolerances. Scanning is generally performed by holding a scanner in the hand. Some scans are automated using a robotic arm. A scan requires three main elements: A light source (blue, red, or white laser) that illuminates the object with a specific...

hyperspectral scannernCore™ series

3D for mining applications laboratory

hyperspectral scanner

nCore™ series

nCore Multi-Sensor : Hyperspectral Core Scanner The nCore is a fully autonomous multi-sensor scanning platform built for continuous drill core scanning and handling. Built with our proprietary state-of-the art hyperspectral ...

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3D scanning systempowerSCAN

laser automated

3D scanning system

powerSCAN

Length: 533 mm
Width: 326 mm

Scanning at Highest Powers powerSCAN II scan systems exactingly position laser beams of multiple kilowatts onto your workpiece in mere milliseconds. Apertures of 50 mm (and soon 70 mm) enable small spot sizes and high power densities ...

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3D scannerAnySCAN Vinyl

optical for dental applications color

3D scanner

AnySCAN Vinyl

Width: 455 mm

... significantly easier. By using a touch display the most important entries can be made directly on the scanner. The large system plate of the scanner directly accommodates all established articulators. ...

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