Reverse engineering
In manufacturing, reverse engineering makes it possible to produce, or reproduce. objects using the physical object itself as a guide. The process is only possible with an accurate and high resolution 3D scanner to gather data from the object's surface. With 3D scanning from peel 3D, you can get going in a matter of minutes.
Never run out of spare parts again
Reverse engineering is a process which means that you 3D scan and measure a physical object and then reconstruct it as a 3D model to recover the design. The goal is to end up with a perfect reconstruction of the original design in order to produce a new reference CAD model that you can 3D print.
Whether it’s repairing a broken or worn out part that can’t be ordered from anywhere, or creating a digital warehouse – 3D scanning is your first step.
Featuring smooth and high detail scans plus intelligent software to help you clean scans before importing in a CAD software, peel 3D scanners get the job done.
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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New HP MJF 5420W can produce white parts
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The current state of 3D printing
The current state of 3D printing in the Nordics & Baltics is the only survey covering 3D printing in this region. Now in its second year, we look at how 3D printing is used, who is using it, what 3D printing technologies are used and what the barriers are for…
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The difference between 3D Printing and CNC
With increased complexity for engineered products and the need for faster production, manufacturers have choose between technologies. Let’s discuss and compare two of the methods used to produce parts, while recognizing that each has its place, and can complement each other in the design and manufacturing workflow.
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Buyer’s Guide to Industrial 3D Printing
This buyer’s guide serves as a source of information for engineers looking to add a 3D printer to their manufacturing process. The guide will concentrate on printers and printing technologies best suited for manufacturing applications.
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