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3D Scanning Services

If you are looking for a company that offers exceptional 3D scanning services, you are in the right place. We acquire 3D measurement data from all kinds of objects, and then we convert them into usable data for inspection, 3D printing, or reverse-engineering.

The CAP-CP Platform Provide Gom (Optical 3D Scanner), Free Scan Combo 3D scanning services in India. It uses structured blue light high-end 3D scanning technology that provides highly accurate 3D Scans with detailed resolution at high speed. With this, we provide repeatable, accurate measurements with flexibility and process reliability.

We are Provide the allover India 3D scanning service for onsite or can also be done in-house, depending on your needs.

The Right 3D scanners for The Right Job

3D Infotech's distinctive ability to automate such workflows can give you the competitive advantage you need to refine your manufacturing process and product while cutting down on time and cost associated with more traditional methods of inspection. These services can be offered onsite or can also be done in-house, depending on your needs.

Thanks to our broad range of 3D scanners, we can process a wide variety of parts, ranging from coin-size objects to an airplane or theater; one advantage we have is that we can scan most materials, even shiny or black.

Our 3D scanners have an accuracy of up to 0.012 mm (0.0004 in.) on small parts. We can scan objects with a volume of 150m (492 ft.) with accuracy as low as 0.278 (0.0109 in.)

Multi-piece and Statistical Process Control (SPC)

Do you have batches of pieces to inspect?

As part of our 3D scanning services, we can consistently scan and analyze batches of pieces. By implementing Statistical Process Control (SPC), we can analyze these samples using four SPC control charts, Xbar, R, I, and MR, compliant with industry standards. Our robotic inspection systems outperform any manual scanning hence reducing time and costs.

The best engineers using the best technologies

Our engineers are not your average metrologist; they are high-level trainers and consultants with years of experience.

No matter the challenge of your project, our team will achieve the best result.

Applications for 3D Scanning

Industrial 3D Models

Inspection Reports

2D Drawings

Part Models

3D Print Files & Parts

High Precision Measuring

Off-site 3D Scanning

The best equipment in one place

Excellent service and fast turn-around, you ship your part to us, we perform the 3D scanning, and then we send you the files and your part. We offer the off-site service for small, medium, and large parts of up to 1,000 lb. And we can process batches using our robotic inspection systems.

On-site 3D Scanning

The best equipment in one place

Useful for transparent objects that can't be 3D scanned. Objects with sophisticated deep features inside where the light of a traditional 3D scanner won't reach. Or prismatic parts that can easily be reverse-engineered feature by feature directly in PolyWorks.

All our equipment is OEM purchased and certified to meet quality standards.

Each equipment is maintained and certified to manufacturer’s specified requirements. Our engineers and technicians alike have had professional training and on-the-job work experience using these devices, with the ability to perform initial trouble-shooting if necessary.

CREAFORM

Creaform offers a variety of 3D metrology technologies that have been developed to meet the specific needs of a wide range of applications.

Metrascan
HandyScan Black Elite
Go!SCAN Spark

FARO

FARO develops leading edge solutions that enable high-precision 3D capture, measurement and analysis.

Faro Edge
Faro Quantum
Faro Focus
Faro Tracker

LMI

With LMI Gocator 3D Scanners, we can scan object shape and contrast, take feature measurements, and make critical control decisions with ease.

Gocator 3506
Gocator 2520

The Basics

What is the 3D Scanning Process?

A 3D scanner is an advanced piece of equipment that captures the digital shape of any object, part, infrastructure, or environment with astonishing precision. The data collected by these scanners can then be processed to create CAD-ready models, opening up a world of possibilities for design, analysis, and manufacturing.

How Does a 3D Scanner Work?

Every 3D Scanner has its way of acquiring data. To make it simple, technically, a 3D Scanner sends light to the physical object, the area where the light falls into, and the 3D Scanner converts the light projection into a set of 3D CMM points. It keeps acquiring the profile this way. it's exported as .asc .stl .xyz .stl files.

What Can 3D Scanning Be Used For?

3D scanning can be used for any object – from vast power plants and machinery and Manufacturing Industries and Reverse Engineering and 3D Scanner for Inspection and small parts – that needs to be measured or defined in a CAD Model, 3D Digital Twin, or other 3D visual or technical representation. Some examples include:

What are the Benefits of 3D Scanning?

Speed, Accuracy, Cost Savings, Flexibility, Time Consumption

Who Benefits From 3D Scanning?

  • Automobile industry
  • Builders, Developers & AEC Companies
  • Maritime Companies
  • Forensic Engineers & insurance Companies
  • Law Enforcement Agencies
  • Power Plant engineers
  • Wood carpenters
  • Archaeologists
  • Home Made
  • Oil & Gas Engineers & Operators
  • Green Energy Suppliers
  • Facility Managers
  • Aerospace Engineers (ie: NASA)
  • Machinists and Mold Makers
  • Quality Managers
  • Artists & Sculptors
  • Scientists & Researchers
  • Dental and Orthopedic Doctors
  • Game Designers
  • Virtual World Creators
  • Marketing Directors
  • Many More