Turn existing parts and components into accurate digital 3D data for design, manufacturing, inspection, and reverse engineering.
We provide 3D scanning services using the Revopoint MetroY Ultra 3D scanner. The scanner allows us to capture the shape, dimensions, and surface details of existing parts and convert them into digital 3D data.
Our 3D scanning service can be used for individual components, prototypes, replacement parts, fabricated assemblies, and other small to medium-sized objects.
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We can scan an existing part when drawings or CAD files are not available. The scan data can be used as a reference for rebuilding the part in CAD, modifying the design, or manufacturing a replacement.
3D scanning can be used to capture complex shapes, curves, holes, edges, and other geometry that can be difficult to measure using traditional tools.
Scanned geometry can be used as a reference for creating or updating CAD models for manufacturing, design changes, or future production.
Existing prototypes, handmade parts, and modified components can be scanned and brought into a digital workflow for further development.
Scan data can be compared with an existing CAD model to help identify dimensional or shape differences between the manufactured part and the original design.
Parts that do not have drawings or digital models can be scanned and archived for future reference, replacement, or modification.
We use a Revopoint MetroY Ultra Series 3D scanner, designed for detailed scanning of small and medium-sized parts.
The scanner uses blue-light laser and structured-light scanning technology and provides multiple scanning modes for different surfaces and geometries.
Depending on the part and project requirements, scanning can capture detailed geometry for use in engineering, prototyping, reverse engineering, and manufacturing.
We can scan small parts and medium-sized components ranging from approximately 10 × 10 × 10 mm up to 2 × 2 × 2 m.
Using the Revopoint MetroY Ultra, we can achieve:
Actual scan accuracy may vary depending on the size, geometry, surface condition, and scanning setup of the part.
This makes 3D scanning suitable for small mechanical components, fabricated parts, prototypes, replacement parts, and medium-sized assemblies.
Typical projects may include:
If you are not sure whether your part can be scanned, send us a few photos and approximate dimensions.
Depending on the project, scan data can be prepared in common 3D formats such as:
For reverse engineering projects, we can also use the scan data as a reference for creating manufacturing-ready CAD geometry.
3D scanning can be combined with our other manufacturing services.
We can help with the process from an existing physical part through scanning, CAD development, prototyping, machining, fabrication, and final production.
Send us photos of the part, its approximate dimensions, and a short description of what you need the scan for.
We can review the project and determine the best approach.
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