3D scanners

Price

330.00 € - 3,920.00 €

Scan Properties

Light source

Resolution

0 mm - 1280 mm

Scanning speed

0 fps - 18 fps

Maximum part size

0 mm - 4000 mm

Minimum part size

10 mm - 20 mm

Minimum working distance

120 mm - 200 mm

Maximum working distance

100 mm - 400 mm

Fixed / Desktop

Los escáneres fijos/de sobremesa ofrecen alta resolución, integración avanzada y automatización, lo que los convierte en herramientas indispensables en la fabricación, la sanidad o la ingeniería inversa.

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Fixed or desktop 3D scanners stand as pillars of precision in the realm of digital imaging, offering stability and accuracy for capturing intricate three-dimensional objects in controlled environments. These stationary devices are designed to deliver high-resolution scans with meticulous detail and consistency, making them ideal for applications where precision and repeatability are paramount.

Equipped with advanced sensors and sophisticated software, fixed/desktop 3D scanners employ various scanning technologies such as structured light, laser, or white light to capture detailed surface data with exceptional fidelity. Their robust construction and precise calibration ensure reliable performance, enabling users to achieve consistent results across multiple scans and projects. Whether digitizing engineering components for quality control, documenting cultural artifacts for preservation, or creating virtual replicas for design and analysis, fixed/desktop scanners offer unparalleled accuracy and reliability.

The versatility of fixed/desktop 3D scanners extends across a broad spectrum of industries and disciplines, including manufacturing, cultural heritage, and design. In manufacturing, these scanners play a crucial role in reverse engineering, dimensional inspection, and quality assurance, enabling companies to streamline production processes and improve product quality. In cultural heritage preservation, fixed/desktop scanners facilitate the digitization of priceless artifacts, sculptures, and archaeological finds, preserving cultural heritage for future generations. Additionally, in design and visualization, these scanners empower designers and artists to capture real-world objects and integrate them seamlessly into digital workflows, fueling creativity and innovation.