The T-SCAN Hawk is the solution to assist you with every step of every task; ranging from 3D data capture to the delivery of high quality results. Designed to be portable, precise and easy to use, the T-Scan Hawk will simplify your processes and save you time. Its main areas of application are quality control, reverse engineering and maintenance, repair & overhaul in virtually any industry.
Overview
Three Scanning Modes
- Red Crosses: For Large Areas
- Blue Lines: For Fine Details
- Single Red Line: For Confined Areas
Versatile & Powerful
- Captures data from almost any surface and material
- Captures dark and reflective objects and deep pockets
- Effective in confined spaces and hard-to-reach areas
Mobile & User-Friendly
- Compact, lightweight and portable 3D scanner
- Stand-alone device with intuitive scanning process
- Suitable for confined spaces and hard-to-reach areas
Ready for any challenge
- Ideal for very large or heavy object scanning
- Enhanced precision for scanning parts up to multiple meters
- Integrated photogrammetry for maximum accuracy
Technical Specifications
| Scan Mode | Standard / Single line / Fine mode |
| Laser Source | 7 red crosses / Red line / 5 blue lines |
| Resolution | 0.05mm / .05mm / 0.01mm |
| Scanning Area | Up to 550mm x 600mm |
| Detailed Scan | Supported |
| Deep Pockets | Supported |
| Built-in Photogrammetry | Supported |
| Accuracy | 0.02mm + 0.035mm/m |
| High-precision GOM scalebar | with built-in photogrammetry |
| Laser class (IEC 60825-1:2014) | Class 2M (eye-safe) |
Featured Applications
Our team performed 3D scanned and reverse-engineered several Autonomous Underwater Vehicles for an Australian defence application. The T-Scan Hawk was selected due to its ability to accurately recreate 3D models of existing prototypes.
Project Highlight: BMA Autosport
Meet Martin from BMA Autosport in Belgium: His car workshop converts street cars into modern rally cars and historical racing vehicles. After stripping a car down to its bare body shell the BMA team redesigns it into a real hot rod by using 3D models and captures from the T-Scan Hawk.
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