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Su herramienta con la que prácticamente todo es posible:
ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2
Precisión portátil, desarrollado y producido por ZEISS
El portátil T-SCAN hawk 2, el ligero escáner láser 3D de última generación, se caracteriza por su precisión de nivel metrológico y su extraordinaria facilidad de uso. Sea cual sea la tarea y donde sea, se trata de una potente herramienta que se ajusta a la perfección a su mano. Basta con agarrar la herramienta y realizar la tarea.
Su distancia de trabajo perfecta
Controle su distancia de trabajo con un nuevo modo de proyección, un marcador láser rojo le ayuda a realizar los ajustes necesarios de forma sencilla y que los resultados de sus escaneados sean perfectos.
Una solución que se adapta a su flujo de trabajo
El flujo es suyo: T-SCAN hawk 2 es intuitivo y se adapta fácilmente al movimiento de su mano.
Ve por todo con el nuevo modo satélite
T-SCAN hawk 2 es el primer escáner láser portátil con el nuevo modo satélite con capacidad para escanear objetos de hasta múltiples metros. Ya no es necesario recurrir a la fotogrametría convencional integrada con marcadores codificados. Sin comprometer la precisión.
ZEISS INSPECT – El software todo en uno para la inspección 3D
T-SCAN hawk 2 funciona con ZEISS INSPECT, el estándar acreditado en la metrología 3D y parte de la solución ZEISS Quality Suite. Aproveche durante 30 días su evaluación gratuita de la versión completa de ZEISS INSPECT.
Características
Cambiar entre diferentes tareas
T-SCAN hawk 2 cuenta con ajustes sencillos para la resolución y el campo de visión. Tanto si se trata de piezas pequeñas, detalles finos, objetos grandes como cavidades profundas, espacios confinados o áreas difíciles de alcanzar, este escáner láser 3D está a la altura de cualquier tarea.
Comenzar es fácil
Carl Zeiss GOM Metrology GmbH es un laboratorio acreditado en los
campos de la calibración de patrones de longitud y de coordenadas para
la metrología óptica.
Cada sistema T-SCAN hawk 2 se entrega con tres patrones de longitud
trazables calibrados conforme a DAkkS y un patrón de coordenadas trazable
calibrado conforme a DAkkS que se utilizan para la cualificación del sistema.
Manejo con tan solo pulsar un botón
T-SCAN hawk 2 cuenta con cuatro botones para iniciar y navegar por su flujo de trabajo directamente. Sin que sea necesario usar ningún software por separado en su ordenador portátil.
Potente en superficies oscuras y reflejantes
T-SCAN hawk 2 tiene capacidad para escanear una amplia gama de materiales y superficies, proporcionando datos de medición 3D con la máxima precisión posible.
Accesorios
Todo a la mano: su maletín para desplazamientos
Tanto en la línea de producción como para aplicaciones en el exterior, el escáner láser 3D con sus herramientas auxiliares le acompaña ocupando tan solo un maletín.
- T-SCAN hawk 2
- Panel de calibración
- Hiperescala
- Caja de herramientas
- Puntos de referencia
- Concentrador de alimentación
Enchufado y listo en todo momento
El práctico concentrador de alimentación no ocupa mucho espacio y conecta su sensor, la fuente de alimentación y su ordenador.
Recorte lo innecesario
Las tarjetas incluyen puntos de referencia para definir y recortar rápidamente un fondo que no necesita.
Aplicaciones
Mantenimiento
- Inspección 3D de abolladuras, corrosión y daños
- Escaneado 3D y refabricación de piezas fuera de producción
- Interiores y exteriores, en condiciones desfavorables y exigentes
- Supervisión del desgaste
Ingeniería inversa
- Desde la forma a CAD
- Archivo de herramientas y patrimonio cultural
- Todo desde pequeños detalles hasta reparaciones de gran envergadura de piezas
Control de calidad
- Comparación actual con CAD
- Dimensionamiento funcional
- Inspección de taller
- Reducción del número de iteraciones en su proceso
Diseño
- Digitalización de formas complejas y objetos físicos
- Modificación de diseños
- Diseño interior
- Visualización 3D
Industrias
- Automotriz
- Naval
- Ferrocarril
- Aeroespacial
- Generación de energía
- Industria del petróleo y el gas
- Agricultura, silvicultura y minería
- Industria pesada
- Fabricación de moldes y máquinas
Datos técnicos
(1) D-K-21312-01-00 conforme a DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018
(2) Prueba de validación basada en ISO 10360
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