Strumento portatile di precisione, sviluppato e prodotto da ZEISS
Il T-SCAN hawk 2 portatile, scanner laser 3D leggero di ultima generazione, si caratterizza per una precisione metrologica e una notevole facilità d’uso. A prescindere da quale sia il lavoro da svolgere, è uno strumento potente, comodo da tenere in mano. Basta prenderlo in mano e iniziare a usarlo fin da subito.
La vostra distanza di lavoro perfetta
Controllate la vostra distanza di lavoro con una nuova modalità di proiezione: un marcatore laser di colore rosso facilita la regolazione per ottenere risultati di scansione perfetti.
Una soluzione che si adatta al vostro workflow
Sta a voi guidarlo: T-SCAN hawk 2 è intuitivo nell’uso e si adatta facilmente al movimento della vostra mano.
Fate le cose in grande con la nuova modalità satellitare
T-SCAN hawk 2 è il primo scanner laser portatile dotato della nuova modalità satellitare per effettuare scansioni di oggetti grandi fino a diversi metri. La classica fotogrammetria integrata con marcatori codificati non è necessaria. Nessun compromesso in termini di precisione.
ZEISS INSPECT – Il software tutto in uno per l’ispezione 3D
T-SCAN hawk 2 funziona con il GOM Inspect standard ben affermato nella metrologia 3D nonché parte della ZEISS Quality Suite. Provate la versione completa di ZEISS INSPECT
gratuitamente per 30 giorni.
Caratteristiche
Passando da un compito all’altro
T-SCAN hawk 2 consente di regolare facilmente la risoluzione e il campo visivo. Piccoli componenti, minimi dettagli, oggetti più grandi, tasche profonde, spazi ristretti o aree di difficile accesso: questo scanner laser 3D sa fare il suo mestiere.
Iniziare è facile
Carl Zeiss GOM Metrology GmbH è un laboratorio accreditato nei campi
della calibrazione di campioni di riferimento per lunghezza e coordinate per
la metrologia ottica.
Ciascun sistema T-SCAN hawk 2 viene fornito insieme a tre campioni di
lunghezza tracciabili calibrati DAkkS e un campione di coordinate tracciabile
calibrato DAkkS, i quali vengono utilizzati per la qualifica del sistema.
Funzionamento alla pressione di un solo tasto
T-SCAN hawk 2 presenta quattro tasti per avviare il workflow e navigarci direttamente. Non vi è alcuna necessità di far funzionare il software separatamente sul vostro laptop.
Efficace su superfici nere e luminose
T-SCAN hawk 2 supporta la scansione su un’ampia gamma di materiali e superfici, fornendo dati di misurazione 3D con la massima precisione.
Accessori
Tutto a portata di mano: la vostra custodia da viaggio
Che lo portiate in produzione o all’esterno, lo scanner laser 3D viaggia con voi all’interno di una sola custodia contenente strumenti aggiuntivi.
- T-SCAN hawk 2
- Pannello di calibrazione
- Iperscala
- Cassetta degli attrezzi
- Punti di riferimento
- Hub multipresa
Rimanete collegati e alimentati
Il pratico hub non occupa molto spazio e collega il vostro sensore, il cavo di alimentazione elettrica e il vostro computer.
Esclusione di ciò che non serve
Le schede presentano punti di riferimento per la rapida definizione ed esclusione di uno sfondo che non serve.
Applicazioni
Manutenzione
- Ispezioni 3D di ammaccature, corrosione e danni
- Scansione 3D e rilavorazione di componenti fuori produzione
- In ambienti interni ed esterni, in condizioni difficili ed estreme
- Monitoraggio dell’usura
Reverse engineering
- Dalla forma al CAD
- Archiviazione di utensili e patrimonio culturale
- Riparazione di qualsiasi cosa, da piccoli dettagli a componenti molto grandi
Controllo qualità
- Confronto dati attuali con CAD
- Dimensionamento funzionale
- Ispezione in reparto di produzione
- Riduzione del numero di iterazioni nel processo
Design
- Digitalizzazione di forme complesse e oggetti fisici
- Modifica del design
- Design di interni
Settori industriali
- Automobilistico
- Navale
- Ferroviario
- Aerospaziale
- Generazione di energia
- Industria Oil & Gas
- Agricoltura, silvicoltura e industria estrattiva
- Industria pesante
- Fabbricazione di stampi e macchine
Dati tecnici
(1) D-K-21312-01-00 a norma DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018
(2) Collaudo basato sulla ISO 10360
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