A scan is only worth what comes after it
Plenty of vendors will hand you an STL and consider the job finished. A raw mesh is not a CAD model, and it will not let you machine, mold or modify anything. We scan with the end in mind — a parametric model, an inspection report, or a part ready to manufacture.
What we scan
- Machined, molded and cast components
- Tooling, molds and fixtures, including wear assessment
- Automotive bodies and large structures
- Legacy equipment with no surviving documentation
- Parts from other suppliers that you need verified independently
What you get back
- An editable CAD model, through reverse engineering
- A colour deviation map against nominal geometry
- A dimensional report with critical measurements against tolerance
- Mesh files ready for additive manufacturing
Why teams usually call us
A tool wore out and there is no drawing. A supplier delivered a batch that looks wrong and you need objective evidence rather than an argument. A part is obsolete and the only reference left is the part itself. A design changed on the floor and the CAD never caught up.
All four end the same way: the geometry becomes data, and the decision stops being a matter of opinion.