Choosing the right device for 3D scanning

[elmesy]

Hello everyone,

Please advise me on the selection of a 3D scanner for our company, which manufactures door systems for light rail vehicles. We currently use a touch arm to measure and inspect parts, but have found this method to be too slow for our needs. So we are looking for a more modern alternative that will allow us to collect data faster and more accurately.
We are moving into the European market, so I approached a couple of distributors who offer this equipment.

Does anyone have experience with these devices and could possibly share their experience?

Shining3D FreeScan Trio
Simscan 42
Kreon Skyline open
HandySCAN BLACK™|ELITE


Thank you for your time

[Micr0]

Hello everyone,

Please advise me on the selection of a 3D scanner for our company, which manufactures door systems for light rail vehicles. We currently use a touch arm to measure and inspect parts, but have found this method to be too slow for our needs. So we are looking for a more modern alternative that will allow us to collect data faster and more accurately.
We are moving into the European market, so I approached a couple of distributors who offer this equipment.

Does anyone have experience with these devices and could possibly share their experience?

Shining3D FreeScan Trio
Simscan 42
Kreon Skyline open
HandySCAN BLACK™|ELITE


Thank you for your time

Would need more info on what your needs and expectations are. Likewise your budget.

Also have a look at the Shinning 3D freescan

[3DWork111]

Hi,

I've seen the SIMSCAN 42 in actions at some sites and also seen it at some exhibitions over the past year. It is a great system, very fast data collection and nice accurate data. Plus, it's very very small - it fits nice and snug in your hand and away you go?

What size are the parts you are wanting to scan?

[Micr0]

Hi,

I've seen the SIMSCAN 42 in actions at some sites and also seen it at some exhibitions over the past year. It is a great system, very fast data collection and nice accurate data. Plus, it's very very small - it fits nice and snug in your hand and away you go?

What size are the parts you are wanting to scan?

I'm assuming you are a ScanTech rep. Can you post some price ranges and sample 3D (stl, or obj etc) files for these new scanners?