3D Scanning Services
Adarsh Australia's 3D scanning team is here to help you with local 3D scanning services. With Over 30 years of experience in the engineering and product design industry, we have the expertise, knowledge, and facilities to meet your needs. Whether you require reverse engineering services, part verification, or 3D model comparisons, our friendly team is here to help.
Find some common questions about 3D scanning below. If you have any further questions or need a quote, please send our team an email, and we would be happy to help.
What is 3D Scanning Useful For?
3D scanning can be used in almost any engineering process and setting. 3D scanning technology provides the user with precise measurements and the ability to visualise and modify data with computer-aided design (CAD). The primary uses for 3D scanning include:
REVERSE ENGINEERING:
Using 3D scanning technology, parts can easily be created into CAD models for reverse engineering
COMPARISON TO 3D MODELS:
The Adarsh team can ensure that your parts are manufactured as per their respective CAD models
PART VERIFICATION:
Control quality and ensure that parts are working as intended using our part verification process
PROTOTYPING:
Using a 3D scanner, we can quickly determine your model's dimensions and produce a prototype
What is 3D Scanning?
The 3D laser scanning process involves scanning a physical object to collect measurement, size, and shape data. The data collected is used to construct a digital 3D model for reverse engineering and part verification.
In the past, creating these models was a tedious task, and the process could take a significant amount of time to complete. Thanks to innovations in technology, our team can accurately create 3D models of existing products using handheld 3D scanners. This allows our team to cut lead times and produce more accurate models.
Benefits of 3D Scanning
Fast and reliable:
As mentioned above, 3D scanning can be more time-effective than traditional reverse engineering methods. Scans can be completed with shorter lead times and can be more reliable.
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Accurate:
3D scanning can scan up to millions of points per second depending on the technologies processing speed. This allows for exact measurements of physical parts and objects.
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Cost-Effective
Often, less labour is needed during the 3D scanning process as opposed to more traditional methods of reverse engineering. However, it still takes at least a few hours to complete a scan.
How Do 3D Scanners Work?
3D laser scanners work by projecting lasers over the surface area of an object and using multiple cameras to capture its shape and dimensions. Scan data collected appears as millions of points and is commonly known as a "point cloud". These point clouds can be developed into designer CAD models using specialised software. Our team of experts can alter or verify designs based on your project needs using these CAD models.
Our Scanning Process
Consultation
Scanning
Design
Finished Product
CONSULTATION:
The first step of our scanning process is consultation. We will get in touch with you to fully understand the scope of your project and discuss a project roadmap so you understand what you are getting and when it will be complete.
SCANNING:
The second stage of the Process is scanning. This is when we will complete the 3D scanning of the physical object in question. During this phase all the data of your scanned object will be turned into a CAD drawing.
DESIGN:
The third stage is design. Our industrial engineers will work with your CAD design and make any alterations required. The scope of this stage will depend on the objectives outlined during our consultation.
FINISHED PRODUCT:
The final stage is the completion of your scanning process. The scope of this stage will depend on the original consultation you had with us.