Quality Control
Handheld 3D scanning technologies are vital for quality control of 3D printed or conventionally produced parts. With 3D scanning, you record an object’s geometry and turn measurements into data such as a triangle mesh or point cloud.
Inspect your 3D printed parts quickly and accurately
Peel 3D scanners enable non-contact, highly precise 3D profile measurements. They are fast, accurate and record large amounts of geometry, making them less laborious and more flexible than basic metrology tools.
With an accuracy and mesh resolution of up to 0.100 millimeters, peel 3D scanners are well suited to inspect your parts and compare them with the original CAD 3D file.
PLM Group offers three 3D scanning solutions from peel 3D. Read more below to find your best fit.
0.1 mm
The level of detail you can 3D scan with Peel 3D scanners
500,000
Number of measurements per second
11
Number of output formats, among them stl and obj
0.500 mm/m
Volumetric accuracy based on part size
Peel 3D portfolio
Peel 3
Ergonomic 3D scanner with unparalleled ease of use, improved resolution and better performance with objects and colors.
3D scanning for:
Reverse engineering
3D scan defunct or broken parts, edit and 3D print for spare parts on demand or custom made parts.
Human scanning
3D scan to design and 3D print personalized orthoses and prosthetics for better fit.
Art preservation
3D scan and store invaluable objects or 3D print objects to create stunning, authentic replicas.
Quality control
3D scan your prints regardless of print technology to make sure they fit the bill.
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SLA 750 enables manufacturing of large industrial parts
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The difference between 3D Printing and CNC
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Buyer’s Guide to Industrial 3D Printing
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Ten Global Trends in 3D Printing
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