Reverse engineering

What are the advantages of a 3D scanner for reverse engineering?

• Fast data acquisition:
  Kreon 3D scanners can quickly capture the geometric information of an object, speeding up the reverse engineering process.
• High precision and resolution:
  ‍Kreon 3D scanners are capable of capturing precise details of an object's surface, resulting in highly accurate 3D models that closely resemble the real object.
• Capture of complex geometry:
  ‍Kreon 3D scanners can capture the geometry of complex shapes, including curved surfaces, textures, and fine details, which can be challenging to achieve with other measurement methods.
• Contactless inspection:
  ‍Kreon 3D scanners can inspect objects without physically touching them, which is particularly useful for fragile or flexible objects. This reduces the risk of damage or deformation during the inspection process.

What are the advantages of a measuring arm for reverse engineering?

• Dimensional accuracy:
  ‍The touch probe of the Kreon measuring arm (or the one that can be screwed directly under the Kreon scanner) allows for measuring the geometric entities of the part with higher accuracy than a 3D scanner. Highly precise elements such as bores or threads can be faithfully reproduced.
• Flexibility:
  ‍Kreon measuring arms can be used to measure objects of different sizes and shapes, and they are also portable, allowing for on-site usage.

By using a Kreon 3D scanner and a measuring arm for reverse engineering, you can benefit from the speed and precision of the 3D scanner to capture complex geometry, as well as the dimensional accuracy and flexibility of the measuring arm for precise measurements. This combination enables a comprehensive and accurate evaluation of parts and quick decision-making to ensure compliance with specifications.