Artec 3D Scanners

Artec Micro II

Automatic Desktop Scanning with the start of a button to capture the smallest details of your parts.

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The Micro II being used to scan a small component

Desktop Scanning and Processing Made Easy

Armed with 4 high-quality 13 MPX resolution  cameras and a smart pathing algorithm, the Artec Micro II is ready to capture the smallest details on the smallest parts. Modular clamp accessories allow for easy swapping depending on the part that needs to be secured. A simple one-click to start process means operators can prepare items and start a scan, letting the Micro II do the rest of the job by rotating the part and giving real-time feedback on the scanning session to ensure the object is fully captured.  
 
Used in Jewlery Design, Forensic Analysis, Dental, and inspection of manufacturing components: with the Artec Micro II, you can see your object digitized in high-resolution with clear quality. 

A part being scanned on the Micro II showing the light pattern being used to capture the object.

Key Features & Benefits

Scan Parts That Fit in Your Palm and Smaller

With a 200 x 200 x 150 mm scanning space, palm-sized parts and smaller can be locked-in-place and captured to make high-quality scan files.

Metrology-Grade Accuracy

Having 5 micron accuracy and 2 micron repeatability means you can produce scans for high-level inspection and reverse engineering confidently.

Easy-to-Learn One-Click Workflow

Learning how to operate a scanner can be a challenge. With the Artec Micro II, however, all you need to do once your part is placed on the turntable is click. One click starts the scanning process, and you can see your scan made in real-time for quality assurance.

Customizable and Fast Scanning Speed

Settings for scanning pathing and rotational speed allows operators to adjust depending on the object scanned to ensure they are getting the highest quality data with minimal time needed to capture the data.

Technical Specifications

Features
Micro II
Specification
Scanner Type: Desktop
3D Accuracy: Up to 5 microns
3D Resolution: Up to 5 microns
Repeatability: 2 microns
Color: Yes, 4- 13MPX cameras
Target Free: Yes
Light Source: RGB LED
File Output s: .STL, .OBJ, and. PLY
Certification: ISO 12836 for accuracy
Environment
Operating:16 – 35 degrees C
Storage:15 – 50 degrees C
Pollution Degree: 2 (IEC 60947-1)
Computer Requirements
Connected to Computer: Yes, USB 3.0 Type-C
Supported OS:Windows 7, 10, 11
Computer Recommendations: Intel Core i7 or i9, 32+GB RAM, NVIDIA GPU with 8+ GB VRAM
Scanner Dimensions and Weight Information
Max Size Parts:200 x 200 x 150mm
Max Object Weight:2 kg
Scanner Size:396 x 405 x 337mm
Scanner Weight:11.5 kb
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Services & Customer Benefits

Unmatched Training

Every company is different, and when it comes to training for 3D scanning, one size doesn’t fit all. Hawk Ridge Systems can tailor a training plan to focus on the needs of your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it scan shiny and transparent materials?

The Artec Micro II uses Structure Light to capture objects so shiny and transparent materials need to be prepared for ideal scanning. 

What kind of accessories come with the Micro II to hold my parts?

A stick-tack pad for un-clampable items, two clamps with one for stationary items and another to rotate the part within the clamp, and a 4-pronged square clamp for larger items.

What is “Smart Algorithms” for scanning paths?

The Artec Micro II has different pathing’s for rotating parts depending on the size and complexity of the item, creating more scans depending on the chosen option. With live feedback on how the scan is turning out, operators can add additional scans or stop the process if enough data has been captured.

Can you change parts positions after making a scan?

Yes, each scan is an individual position. To reposition a part to create a complete scan simply un-secure the item, reposition so the covered side can be captured, then start a new scan. You can align the two scans together within Artec Studio. 

Can this capture color?

Yes, the 13 MPX Cameras not only capture part geometry but apply color information to the scans. This can be applied to the mesh and exported.

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