Portable and lightweight measurement device for development and manufacturing industries - 3D laser scanner.
ZEISS T-SCAN hawk2
A ZEISS 3D scanner that excels in precision and mobility. It achieves high-resolution visualization anywhere, from fine parts to large structures.
The "T-SCAN hawk 2" is a next-generation handheld 3D laser scanner that combines overwhelming high precision and mobility. By adopting a short-wavelength blue laser, it can easily scan glossy surfaces and black objects, which were previously difficult to scan. Additionally, it features the industry's first "Satellite Mode," allowing for easy measurement of large objects up to 4 meters in size without compromising accuracy. With an industry-leading precision of 0.02mm + 0.015mm/m and a high resolution of 0.05mm, it reliably reproduces fine details. The operability has been thoroughly pursued. The four buttons on the sensor body allow for the completion of the measurement workflow, eliminating the need to interrupt work for PC operations. With a lightweight design of under 1kg and an ultra-lightweight 10m cable, it enables stress-free scanning in various settings, from manufacturing sites to outdoors. It expands measurement possibilities across a wide range of applications, including CAD comparison and dimensional inspection in quality control, reverse engineering, and wear monitoring during maintenance. This all-in-one solution powerfully supports all manufacturing environments with just one device.
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High-speed measurement: Compatible with BLUE cross laser Deep hole measurement: Compatible with BLUE line laser Scan range: Maximum 600 x 550 mm Detailed measurement: Compatible with detailed scan mode One-shot calibration: Compatible with recalibration using hyperscale Large measurement: Compatible with satellite mode (no coded markers required) High-precision scale bar: Certified (DAkkS / ILAC) (1) Accuracy: 0.02mm + 0.015mm/m (2) Laser class (IEC 60825-1:2014): Class 2 (eye safe) Weight: < 1kg Cable: 10m (ultra-lightweight USB-C connection) Software: ZEISS Quality Suite / GOM Inspect Complete remote workflow: Compatible with four buttons (1) Certified D-K-21312-01-00 in accordance with DIN EN ISO/IEC17025:2018: Carl Zeiss GOM Metrology GmbH (2) Accuracy verification based on ISO 10360 (Acceptance Test)
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T-SCAN hawk2 3D Laser Scanner Use Cases Maintenance - 3D inspection of dents, corrosion, and damage - 3D scanning and remanufacturing of old parts - Usable in outdoor and indoor harsh environments - Monitoring of wear conditions Reverse Engineering - From physical objects to CAD data - Repairing from small shapes to large parts Quality Control - Comparison with CAD data - Dimensional inspection - Inspections on the manufacturing floor - Reduction of inspection man-hours and repeated inspections Design - Digitization of complex shapes and objects - Interior design - 3D visualization Industrial and Manufacturing - Automotive, Marine, Rail, Aerospace, Energy and Power Generation - Oil and Gas Industry, Agriculture, Forestry, Mining, Heavy Industry, Molding, and Machining
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Our company is an electronic measuring instrument sales agency established in Yokohama in 1967. We handle current and voltage measuring instruments, frequency measuring instruments, noise and vibration measuring instruments, environmental testing machines, infrared thermography, and more, working to solve the challenges of a wide range of customers, including manufacturers of electrical products, automobile manufacturers, universities, and government agencies. Currently, we are supported by many customers at our nine domestic locations in Tokyo, Yokohama, Atsugi, Hamamatsu, Nagoya, Mie, Kyoto, Osaka, and Okayama, as well as two overseas locations.
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