ZEISS T-SCAN CS hand-held laser scanner

Source：Ringier Metalworking Release Date：2017-03-28 645

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Fast, intuitive and highly precise 3D scanning has now taken on a new dimension in coordinate measurement technology with the hand-held laser scanner T-SCAN CS.

T-SCAN CS

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The New Laser Scanning All-in-one Solution

Fast, intuitive and highly precise 3D scanning has now taken on a new dimension in coordinate measurement technology with the hand-held laser scanner T-SCAN CS. The revolutionary and modular all-in-one concept, includes perfectly matched components (tracking camera, hand-held scanner and touch probe), thereby offering highest flexibility for a large variety of applications.

High-end Technology and Performance

Reputed as a longstanding innovator in optical 3D metrology, ZEISS Optotechnik has again set new standards with the T-SCAN CS. The new laser scanner generation is convincing with its user-oriented design and outstanding technical features, e.g., an exceptionally high dynamic range for data acquisition on various object surfaces, and a hitherto unseen data rate. Thus, the user benefits from a unique scanning speed and highly precise measurement results.

Perfect Handling and Ergonomic Design for Fatigue-free, Efficient Operation

The design of the T-SCAN CS laser scanner has been ergonomically tailored to the operator´s needs, allowing a fatigue-free and intuitive scanning process. With its extremely light and well-distributed weight, the compact unit is ideally suited for data capturing even in most difficult to reach areas. The innovative technology and futuristic design of the scanner perfectly match each other for maximum ease of operation.

Areas of Application

Quality Control / Inspection

• Comparison to CAD data

• Boundary/edge extraction (sheetmetal parts)

• Production-related inspection

Mold and Toolmaking

• Tool reconstruction

• Generation of tool paths for milling

• Documentation of actual 3D data at tool release

Design

• Scanning of design models for further processing in CAD data and as documentation

Rapid Manufacturing