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3D scanning, CAD design and manufacturing engineering combined into one integrated product development process.
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The success of a plastic component is largely determined by an accurate digital model, correct dimensions and a design suited to the selected manufacturing technology.
We combine 3D scanning, CAD design and manufacturing engineering in a single process to turn existing or completely new concepts into manufacturable products.
Whether the task is digitising an existing component, developing a new design, modifying a product or preparing it for series production, the goal is to create an accurate and production-ready technical foundation.
Digital geometry is more than a visual model. From a manufacturing perspective, it defines the component's dimensions, fits and manufacturability.
Digital capture of the geometry of an existing physical component when the original CAD model or technical documentation is unavailable.
The scanned point cloud or mesh provides a geometric reference for further engineering work.
Scanned or newly developed geometry can be converted into an editable, production-ready CAD model.
The model can then serve as the technical foundation for future modifications, prototypes and series production.
Wall thicknesses, ribs, radii, undercuts, draft directions and tolerances can all be evaluated during the design process.
The objective is a design that can be manufactured consistently, economically and to the required quality.
Send us a photo or a short description of the existing component. We will assess how 3D scanning can be turned into a usable CAD model and a manufacturable design.
Explore the optionsNot every project begins with a finished CAD file. Often, the only starting point is an existing component, a prototype or an initial concept.
Combining 3D scanning, CAD design and prototyping makes it possible to turn a physical component or early-stage concept into a production-ready design.
Only a physical component is available, or the original CAD model no longer exists.
A previously manufactured or difficult-to-source component needs to be reproduced.
An existing design needs to be optimised or adapted to a new system.
A development concept needs to be turned into a manufacturable design.
A prototype needs further development for manufacturability and production stability.
It is unclear which manufacturing process best suits the design.
The existing geometry becomes digital source data.
An editable, production-ready model is created.
Geometry, fit and function can be verified physically.
The design is adapted to the selected technology and series-production requirements.
We can assess the design's manufacturability based on the selected technology, material, fits and required quantity.
Let's discuss your projectThe real value of a design is not how good it looks in CAD, but whether it can be manufactured economically and to the required quality.
3D scanning, CAD design, prototyping and manufacturing experience can all be combined into one integrated development process.
This helps reduce the risk of later modifications, rework and manufacturing problems.
Show us what you want to create.
Tell us briefly about your project, expected quantities and, if available, attach your drawing or 3D model.
