SCANOLOGY / COMPACT HANDHELD 3D SCANNER

SIMSCAN-E

Accurate capture in the palm of your hand.

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SIMSCAN-E

01 / OVERVIEW

Accurate capture in the palm of your hand.

A small wireless scanner for complex parts and tight spaces. Three capture modes cover fast surface scanning, fine detail and deep, hard-to-reach holes.

600 g

scanner weight

Weight per the manufacturer's technical table.
81

blue laser lines

63 for fast capture, 17 for fine capture and 1 for deep holes.
0,020 mm

accuracy

Best stated value under the manufacturer's measurement conditions.

02 / SPEED

Smooth capture of complex surfaces.

Up to 6.3 million measurements per second and up to 180 frames per second support continuous scanning of industrial parts.

SIMSCAN-E fast scanning in production

03 / FINE MODE

Capture small features.

17 parallel blue lines capture detail on intricate structures and shaped surfaces.

Fine surface capture of a metal part with SIMSCAN-E

04 / DEEP-HOLE MODE

Reach hard-to-access places.

A single laser line is intended for deep holes, internal grooves and other geometry with limited access.

SIMSCAN-E measuring deep holes

05 / WIRELESS MOBILITY

Compact system. Free movement.

The scanner combines a metal housing, built-in data processing and wireless connectivity. Its small size makes one-handed work easier.

Compact SIMSCAN-E scanning in a confined space
SIMSCAN-E battery pack

06 / POWER

Swap batteries while working.

Dual battery power supports swapping without interruption. A removable charging base adapts to how you use it.

07 / INDUSTRIAL DATA

Data for further processing.

Industrial cameras and capture algorithms support documenting geometry for development, inspection and comparison with design data.

SIMSCAN-E measuring a shaped metal component

08 / ACCESS

Look into slots and channels.

A short-range camera design helps capture hidden surfaces. Fewer gaps make further model analysis easier.

Scanning a narrow channel with SIMSCAN-E

MANUFACTURER VIDEO / YOUTUBE

SIMSCAN-E — official video presentation

See the process and features in the official video presentation.

Open video on YouTube

09 / FROM TASK TO RESULT

01

Tool inspection

Inspecting tool geometry, shaped surfaces and demanding details.

02

Automotive parts

Wireless capture of interior surfaces, dashboards and pressed parts.

03

Reverse engineering

Digitising a physical part as a basis for model reconstruction.

MORE VIDEO EXAMPLESWireless 3D inspection of a car dashboard · YouTube ↗

10 / TECHNICAL DATA

Details for your decision.

A selection of key parameters. When choosing, consider object size, required accuracy and working conditions.

Fast capture
63 blue laser lines; Triple Cross
Fine capture
17 parallel blue laser lines
Deep holes
1 blue laser line
Accuracy
Up to 0.020 mm
Resolution
Up to 0.020 mm
Volumetric accuracy — standard
0,015 mm + 0,035 mm/m
Volumetric accuracy — with MSCAN-L15
0,015 mm + 0,012 mm/m
Measurement rate
Up to 6,300,000 measurements/s
Capture area
Up to 700 × 600 mm
Dimensions and weight
203 × 80 × 44 mm; 600 g
Working distance
300 mm
Connection
Wi-Fi 6; USB 3-B
Export
STL, OBJ, PLY, ASC, IGS, TXT, MK2

Figures are taken from the SIMSCAN-E technical table. Accuracy and volumetric accuracy are evaluated per VDI/VDE 2634-3 and JJF 1951; the best volumetric value requires MSCAN-L15. Mode choice and part geometry affect the measurement process.

11 / RELATED EQUIPMENT

The next step in the process.

3D ING / TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

Show us the task.
Let's find the right solution.

What do you want to scan and what result do you need?

Describe the object, its size, material and the intended use of the data. Together we can clarify the basis for choosing equipment.