Artec 3D Scanning Solutions

The new Artec Micro scanner is an ultra-high-precision metrology-grade desktop 3D scanner, ideal for quality control, reverse engineering, jewelry, and medical/dental objects. This 3D scanner excels at capturing the measurements of small objects with complex and intricate surfaces.

The Artec Space Spider handheld 3D scanner is a portable, high-resolution 3D scanner based on blue light technology used by CAD users and engineers. Space Spider offers almost unlimited possibilities in reverse engineering, quality control, product design, and manufacturing.

This Artec scanner is perfect for capturing small or intricate details of large industrial objects in high resolution, with steadfast accuracy and brilliant color. This industrial 3D scanner can render complex geometry, sharp edges, and thin ribs, setting Artec’s technology apart. In this powerful 3D scanner, the technology has been honed to perfection to ensure the best possible quality of scans and a truly robust device.

The Artec Eva 3D scanner is ideal for making a quick, textured, and accurate 3D model of medium-sized objects. If you’re looking for a quick scan, the Artec Eva handheld scanner is your go-to choice as it allows for a quick scan while capturing precise measurements in high resolution.

Light, fast and versatile, the Artec Eva is Artec’s most popular scanner and is a market leader in handheld 3D scanners. This 3D scanner is an excellent all-around solution for capturing objects of almost all varieties, even those with black and shiny surfaces, as it utilizes safe-to-use structured light scanning technology, building some of the best, most reliable 3D models.

The Artec 3D Leo 3D touch scanner is the first portable 3D scanner of its kind to feature automatic onboard processing providing the most intuitive workflow, making 3D scanning as easy as recording a video. You can see the 3D replica built in real time on Leo’s touch panel screen as you scan an object.

With the touch screen display, you can also rotate the 3D model you capture to ensure you haven’t missed any areas during the scan.