3D Laser Scanners

Capture Millions of Points in Seconds With 3D Laser Scanning

3D laser scanners work by triangulating the distance between a laser illuminated on an object and one or more of the scanner's cameras. With the sweep of a laser, millions of data points are captured in mere seconds. Difficulties with dark, shiny or translucent objects are eliminated with the simple application of talc powder, making laser scanners one of the most versatile options in the market.

• FARO Focus^3D

  For long-range scanning, the FARO^® Focus^3D laser scanner provides fast, economical, and extremely detailed 3D measurements of complex environments.

• FARO FA-Series

  The FARO® 7-axis Platinum, Titanium, Quantum or Advantage arms are ultra-affordable and easy-to-use. The high-accuracy Laser Design SLP laser probes combined with a FARO system make an ideal match for laser scanning on all types of parts. Available as a completely integrated system or as a retrofit kit, the FA-Series scanners are the ideal choice for portable laser scanning applications.

• Konica Minolta VIVID 9i / 910

  The Konica Minolta VIVID 9i in the most advanced scanner in the VIVID line of 3D laser scanners. The VIVID 9i is truly a jack of all trades, able to scan objects from very small to very large - all with incredible accuracy and resolution.

• Handyscan 3D REVscan

  The versatile Handyscan 3D REVscan is the first truly portable handheld laser scanner, requiring no more than a user and laptop to operate. Being the only self-positioning handheld scanner in the market, the REVscan 3D laser scanner offers quality scanning for many applications.

• Handyscan 3D EXAscan

  The new, powerful EXAscan 3D laser scanner from Handyscan 3D is equipped with a third high definition camera which greatly increases the scanning resolution as well as the data acquisition accuracy. The EXAscan 3D laser scanner is a high resolution, portable scanning solution for many applications.

• 3Shape Scanners

  3Shape scanners are an excellent choice for automatic desktop scanning of small objects. Used mainly in the dental, hearing aid, and jewelry industries, the systems capture precise three-dimensional data quickly and easily for items up to 3 cubic inches. The automatic setup speeds production of complex parts at an economical cost.