Laser Scanners
Laser scanners play a key role in quality assurance. 3D digital capture of shapes and surfaces using lasers is an effortless and precise process. The industry uses laser scanners primarily for the quality control of geometries and surface, but also for reverse engineering, fit and finish, and assembly applications.
A 3D scanner can be quickly and easily attached like a probe to a measuring arm or can work to the highest accuracy as a part of a Laser Tracker System or fixed coordinate measuring machine. Software generates 3D data in real time from the scanner-created point cloud and recognizes deviations from the CAD data immediately.
Non-contact scanners accurately capture millions of points within seconds. The resulting point cloud can then be used to create a CAD model to reproduce, redesign, inspect or archive the part.
CMS 106
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The new CMS 106 laser scanning probe provides many benefits for metrology in a complete and powerful turnkey package via rapid point-cloud capture, including: Feature inspection to CAD (Thin walled / sheet metal parts), free form surface inspection to CAD and reverse engineering
The probe is available on Hexagon Metrology GLOBAL , ALPHA, DELTA, LAMBDA & BRAVO CMMs, allowing for fully automated system operation.
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Leica T-Scan
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Leica T-Scan TS50 is a high-speed hand scanner for large-volume portable applications. This third-generation Leica T-Scan is more accurate, provides a better performance on challenging material types and offers double the point acquisition rate compared to the previous generation.
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Perceptron ScanWorks V5 for ROMER
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The ScanWorks® V5 provides the largest field of view available in a line scanner with state of the art scanning. The ScanWork portable scanning system combines the ease-of-use of portable CMM arms with the sophistication of Perceptron's scanning technology.
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Perceptron ScanWorks V4i for ROMER
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Perceptron ScanWorks V4i is a new scanning solution best suited for reverse engineering and inspection applications. Romer’s 7-axis articulated arm brings the benefits and flexibility of Portable CMM to laser scanning, allowing reverse engineering, real-time surface and geometric inspections of parts and providing access to hard-to-reach work piece areas using the Perceptron 3D scanning probe.
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