3D Scanners
3D scanners convert physical objects into digital 3D models ready for editing or 3D printing. They are used for reverse engineering, archiving historical artefacts, creating figurines or quality control in production. Complete your workflow with the right filament.
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What are 3D scanners for?
3D scanning is the fastest way to get an accurate digital model of an existing object without modelling it from scratch.
Types of 3D scanners
- Handheld scanners: mobile, suitable for larger objects or scanning in the field; easy to operate
- Desktop / turntable scanners: precise scanning of small objects (jewellery, parts, figurines) on a rotating base
- Photogrammetry: builds a 3D model from a series of photographs; an inexpensive solution with good results for medium-sized objects
Typical uses
- Reverse engineering, scanning a part and editing it in CAD software
- Archiving, digitizing museum exhibits or historical artefacts
- Gaming and film industry, fast creation of realistic 3D character models
Print your scanned models on a 3D printer or process them with 3D printing accessories.