Precision Meets Portability

Discover SCANTECH’s innovative handheld 3D scanning solutions.

Every Detail, Every Time

SCANTECH offers a suite of handheld 3D laser scanners designed for precision, portability, and versatility. Whether you’re capturing intricate details or scanning large objects, SCANTECH’s blue laser technology ensures accurate results across various surfaces and environments.

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Technology That Transforms

Cutting-edge scanner technology combines precision, mobility, and versatility to revolutionize how you capture and analyze 3D data. With blue laser accuracy, wireless freedom, and targetless scanning capabilities, SCANTECH delivers professional-grade results without the professional-grade complexity.

Ensures high-resolution scanning on challenging surfaces like polished metals.

Enhances mobility and ease of use in various environments.

Optical tracking systems eliminate the need for physical targets, streamlining the scanning process.

Achieve mesh resolutions up to 0.02mm for detailed inspections.

Suitable for industries ranging from aerospace to manufacturing.

Technical Specifications

Feature
SIMSCAN Series
NimbleTrack System
TrackScan-Sharp S
Light Source
63 Blue Lasers
17 Blue Lasers
99 Blue Lasers
Mesh Resolution
Up to 0.02mm
Up to 0.02mm
Up to 0.02mm
Volumetric Accuracy
0.015mm + 0.035mm/m
0.044mm + 0.012mm/m
0.048mm (10.4m³) to 0.159mm (135m³)
Scanning Speed
6.3 million pts/s
4.9 million pts/s
4.86 million pts/s
Tracking Method
Target-Based
Optical Camera
Optical Camera
Weight
600g
Scanner: 1.3kg; Tracker: 2.2kg
Varies
Operating Temperature
14–104°F
14–104°F
14–104°F
Certifications
ISO 17025, VDI/VDE 2634
ISO 17025, VDI/VDE 2634
ISO 17025, VDI/VDE 2634

Frequently Asked Questions

Can SCANTECH scanners capture shiny or transparent surfaces?

Yes, SCANTECH scanners use blue laser technology, which is better at capturing shiny and reflective surfaces like machined aluminum or chrome. For transparent materials, such as glass or clear plastics, a scanning spray like AESUB is recommended to ensure accurate data capture without artifacts.

Do I need to place targets on the object being scanned?

No, most SCANTECH scanners use optical tracking systems that eliminate the need for targets on the part. However, targets can be added in tight or obstructed areas to improve tracking or align scans across multiple sessions or scanner positions.

How does wireless scanning work with SCANTECH devices?

SCANTECH systems can operate wirelessly once connected to compatible scanning software. Data can be streamed in real-time, giving users complete freedom of movement. Wireless scanning is especially beneficial for hard-to-reach areas and on-site inspections.

What is the difference between the NimbleTrack and TrackScan systems?

The NimbleTrack is designed for high portability with a smaller tracking volume and compact setup—great for mobile workflows and medium-to-large parts. The TrackScan, on the other hand, supports a much larger scanning volume (up to 135 m³) and is ideal for scanning large-scale objects in a stationary or industrial environment.

Can I use SCANTECH scanners for inspection as well as reverse engineering?

Absolutely. SCANTECH scanners support both workflows. With metrology-grade accuracy, they’re suitable for inspection applications, and the exported mesh data can also be used for reverse engineering or integration into CAD environments.

What software is used with SCANTECH scanners?

SCANTECH’s scanners are typically paired with their proprietary software DefinSight, which handles everything from scan acquisition to mesh editing and export. It supports common formats compatible with most CAD, inspection, and modeling software.