Your portable measuring room
ZEISS T-SCAN 20 and the new T-SCAN 10 capture your intuitive data
Datacapture without preparation with a modular system
Swift, intuitive and highly accurate
Let your modular ZEISS T-SCAN put you on a fast track: there is no need for any part preparation while you are capturing the 3D data. It has precisely matched components – the optical tracking system T-TRACK, the hand-held T-SCAN laster scanner and the touch probe T-POINT. United, this modular system forms an intuitive and highly exact 3D metrology instrument. Together with the GOM Inspect Suite software, it allows you to reach new heights in coordinate measuring technology.
T-SCAN will optically track whether small and large volumes
Your T-SCAN laser scanner can be combined with the optical tracking system of your choosing: if you need to measure a smaller volume of up to 10 m3 and need a higher accuracy, you can use the new T-TRACK 10 or if you need to measure a large volume of up to 20 m3 you already know that you can turn to the established T-TRACK 20. For quick and reliable capturing of individual measuring positions, we urge you to choose the T-POINT touch probe. When it comes to single-point measurements on object areas such as trimmed edges and standard geometrics or optically hard-to-reach areas, the T-POINT is the perfect solution.
GOM Inspect Suite: simplify your workflow with intuitive software
The already established standard in 3D metrology is the all-in-one, user-centered software GOM Inspect Suite which the modular T-SCAN system uses to operate. All steps are traceable with the parametric function and all the measurements and inspection can be performed on screen. For easier, faster and more efficient workflow.
A wide range of applications
Inpection and quality control
- CAD-to-part nominal-actual comparison
- Boundary edge extraction of sheet metal parts
- Examination of complex wleded structures
- Shop floor inspection
Tool and mold making
- Tool reconstruction
- Scan data for machining path generation
- Actual capture following tool approval
- Capture of complex component dynamics,
e.g. during a clamping procedure
Product development and design
- High dynamic range to scan all kinds of surfaces
- Scanning of design models for CAD downstream
processing and documentation
- Gage and fixture setup
- Fast capture of reference geometries and specified areas
Technical Data
ZEISS T-SCAN hand-held laser scanner
Measurement depth
+/- 50 mm
Line width
up to 125 mm
Mean working distance
150 mm
Line frequency
up to 330 Hz
Data rate
210,000 points/second
Weight
1100 g
Sensor dimensions (incl. handle and IR pins)
300 x 170 x 150 mm
Cable length
0.075 mm
Mean point distance
with built-in photogrammetry
Laser class (IEC 60825-1:2014)
Class 2M (eye-safe)
Software
GOM Inspect Suite
ZEISS T-TRACK 10
Measuring distance: object-camera
2.0 m – 4.50 m
Measuring volume
10 m³
Field of view
Up to 2894 mm x 2324 mm
Measuring rate
Up to 2.8 kHz
Weight
18.5 kg
Dimensions
1150 x 180 x 150 mm
Software
GOM Inspect Suite
Traceable accuracy
Yes
Accuracy
0.033 mm + 0.033 mm/m
ZEISS T-TRACK 20
Measuring distance: object-camera
2.0 m – 6.0 m
Measuring volume
20 m³
Field of view
Up to 3200 mm x 2500 mm
Measuring rate
Up to 2.8 kHz
Weight
18.5 kg
Dimensions
1150 x 180 x 150 mm
Software
GOM Inspect Suite
Traceable accuracy
Yes
Accuracy
0.04 mm + 0.04 mm/m
Do you want to find out more?
Get in touch with your local HandsOnMetrology partner.