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| Scanner Type | Intelligent, Wireless and Palm-Sized 3D Scanner SIMSCAN-E | Handheld, portable 3D Scanner SIMSCAN 42 |
| Accuracy | Up to 0.020 mm (0.0008 in) | Up to 0.020 mm (0.0008 in) |
| Scanning rate up to | 6,300,000 measurements/s | 2,800,000 measurements/s |
| Scanning area up to | 700 mm × 600 mm (27.6 in × 23.6 in) | 700 mm × 600 mm (27.6 in × 23.6 in) |
| Resolution up to | 0.020 mm (0.0008 in) | 0.020 mm (0.0008 in) |
In the automotive industry, customers often seek personalized accessories or modifications for their vehicles. SCANOLOGY's handheld laser scanners can capture precise measurements of the vehicle's interior or exterior components. This data can then be used to design and manufacture customized accessories such as dashboard trims, steering wheel covers, or exterior decals.
Automotive manufacturers can use SCANOLOGY's 3D hand scanners to inspect critical engine components for accuracy and defects. For example, the scanner can measure the dimensions and tolerances of cylinder heads or engine blocks to ensure they meet stringent quality standards and perform optimally.
When designing concept cars, rapid prototyping is essential. SCANOLOGY's handheld 3D laser scanners can scan clay or foam models of concept cars to create accurate digital replicas. Designers can then use these digital models to refine their designs, make adjustments, and create physical prototypes that closely match the intended design.
In mold manufacturing, ensuring the accuracy of mold cavities is crucial for producing consistent and high-quality parts. SCANOLOGY's hand 3D scanning solution can precisely measure mold cavities to verify their dimensions and detect any deviations from the intended design.
After injection molding, SCANOLOGY's hand laser scanners can be used to inspect the final molded parts. By comparing the 3D scan data of the actual parts to the CAD model, manufacturers can quickly identify any discrepancies, such as warping or shrinkage, and take corrective measures.
When molds or dies require repair, SCANOLOGY's handy scanner 3D scanning solution can aid in assessing the extent of damage. By comparing the scan data of the damaged tool with its original design, manufacturers can determine the necessary repairs and ensure that the tool is restored to its intended specifications.
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