Precision engineering in aerospace with 3D scanning

Aerospace manufacturing demands the highest precision and innovation to meet the industry’s rigorous standards. Andreas Bruns Zerspanungstechnik has embraced advanced 3D scanning technology to optimize production and quality control, ensuring their complex parts meet the highest requirements.

Exploring the latest enhancements in ZEISS INSPECT software for ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2

The latest release of ZEISS INSPECT software offers even more powerful features designed to enhance the efficiency and precision of the scanning process when using T-SCAN hawk 2. With advancements such as an expanded scanning range, adaptive resolution, continuous satellite mode, and enhanced polygonization, the software aims to elevate scanning and inspection capabilities to new heights.

Optimizing steam locomotives using hand-held 3D scanner

There is no Harz Mountains without the Harzer Schmalspurbahnen! This is why the company puts everything into maintaining their historic steam locomotives. How they do it? Using 3D scanning for efficient inspection of traditional vehicles.

3D inspection of plastic products using CT technology

Meet Büchner Kunststoffprodukte, a German family-owned company, that produces plastic parts by injection molding. To inspect their produced parts, they rely on the easy-to-operate ZEISS METROTOM 1.

3D scanning of wooden cultural heritage

Let’s look at Norway and how the Museum of Cultural History is trying to keep hundreds of years of history alive by integrating modern 3D scanning solutions in their restoration work.

Automated weld inspection for quality assurance

The new Weld Check app in ZEISS INSPECT ensures automated and standardized inspections of welds. Together with the T-SCAN hawk 2, selected scan data can be evaluated with maximum comfort.