Precision and productivity with advanced 3D measurement and inline solutions

Creaform offers a variety of 3D scanners, including handheld scanners like the HandySCAN 3D, fixed scanning solutions like the MetraSCAN 3D, and automated scanning solutions. These devices cater to different applications, from industrial inspection and quality control to reverse engineering and product development.

Creaform 3D scanners are known for their high accuracy, with specifications varying by model. Generally, they offer precision in the range of micrometers. The accuracy depends on factors such as the specific scanner model, the scanning environment, and the type of object being scanned.

Creaform 3D scanners are widely used in various industries, including aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, healthcare, and consumer products. They are utilized for applications such as quality control, reverse engineering, prototyping, and product testing.

Yes, Creaform 3D scanners can be used for outdoor scanning, but it’s essential to consider environmental conditions such as lighting and weather. Certain models are designed to function well in varying light conditions and difficult environments, making them suitable for outdoor applications

• Height / Depth
• Width / Gap / Distance
• Volume / Area
• Angle / Surface profile
• 2D features (like edges or barcodes)

Gocator sensors are widely used across a diverse range of industries due to their precision and adaptability. In the automotive sector, they support quality inspection and assembly processes. The electronics industry relies on them for high-precision component measurement and placement. They also play a key role in rubber and tire manufacturing by ensuring consistent product geometry. In the packaging industry, Gocator sensors help with accurate fill-level detection and seal inspection. The wood and lumber sector uses them for dimensional measurement and defect detection. Additionally, in food and beverage production, they assist with inspection and quality control. Finally, metal processing industries employ Gocator sensors for inline measurement and surface inspection, ensuring high standards are maintained throughout production.

Gocator sensors are available in several types, each designed to meet specific inspection and measurement needs. The Laser Profilers, such as the Gocator 2000, 2100, and 2300 series, perform 2D profile scanning that enables accurate 3D measurements of moving parts.

For applications requiring a full-field view in a single shot, the Snapshot Sensors—including the Gocator 3210 and 3500 series—capture complete 3D data with just one snapshot, making them ideal for inspecting stationary objects.

For ultra-precise applications, the Line Confocal Sensors in the Gocator 5500 series are designed to deliver high-resolution surface and thickness measurements, even on transparent or multilayered materials. Additionally, Multisensor Systems allow users to combine multiple Gocator sensors, offering extended coverage or improved accuracy for complex inspection tasks.