3D Scanners digital 3-dimensional objects and generate data that is manipulated in software. After data is manipulated, the data is used by a mill or 3D printer to create a 3-dimensional part, model or pattern used for manufacturing. Scanners include:

LPX-60/600 Type: Laser Benefits and Features Creates the most accurate prototypes for complex snap-fits Creates prototypes for functional testing and proves part manufacturability Handles a wide variety of materials and generates a smooth surface finish 400W DC Brushless motor with increased torque for fast, accurate prototypes Bundled, user-friendly CAM Software Handheld controller and virtual control panel make set up fast and easy Specialty MDX-540S and MDX-540SA models available for enhanced precision and repeat accuracy Optional 4th rotary axis and automatic tool changer Maximum 19.68" x 15.74" x 6.10" XYZ-Axis Travel Model Comparison Work Area (50 x 40 x 15.5 cm), (Optional: Rotary Table, 4 Tool Changer), Servo Motor

LPX-1200 Type: Laser Benefits and Features 0.0039" (0.1mm) scanning resolution Captures objects up to 5" (130mm) in diameter and 8" (203.2mm) high Combines rotary and plane scanning modes for optimum performance including the ability to capture undercuts Included editing software offers extended functionality Compatible with popular reverse modeling software and 3D CAD export formats. Supports robust polygon to NURB surface conversion. Powerful, new NURB surface editing tools allow sub-surface patch creation and editing. One button operation Attractive, compact design for office environment Model Comparison Laser Light, Accuracy (100 µm), Scanning Envelope (13 cm diameter x 20.3 cm)

MDX-15/20 Type: Touch Probe Benefits and Features Easy, unattended scanning and milling Roland Active Piezo Sensor scanning technology Subtractive Rapid Prototyping technology ISoftware included Powerful CNC mill handles light metals, including aluminum and brass Maximum scanning Resolution: 0.002 inches MDX-15 Maximum work area: 6 inches (X) x 4 inches (Y) x 2 3/8 inches (Z) MDX-20 Maximum work area: 8 inches (X) x 6 inches (Y) x 2 3/8 inches (Z) Model Comparison Work Area 15 (16.25 x 10 x 6 cm), Work Area 20 (20.32 x 16.25 x 6 cm) Stepper Motor

MDX-40 ATTACX Type: Touch Probe Benefits and Features Easy, unattended scanning and milling Subtractive Rapid Prototyping Technology Compact Size- Nice compact, enclosed size for a small office or lab Build Size - 12" x 12" which makes it bigger then most 3D printers Surface Finish- SRP gives the highest quality surface finish of all rapid prototyping Resolution and Detail- SRP offers high resolution and detail unimaginable by 3D Printers Post Process- Part is complete, no sanding, no special injections, dips, shaker tables Materials- Use standard materials, use the actual materials you are going to use in a final design Material Examples- ABS, Delrin, Nylon, Modeling Foam, Wood, Ceramic, Wax, Polypro, PVC, Epoxy Shrinkage - Avoid shrinkage found on 3D printer, curing process Speed - Models in as quick as a few minutes Direct Digital Manufacturing- Make 1 production part in any material at a time Expandable Platform for unlimited options Model Comparison Work Area (30.5 x 30.5 cm), (Optional: Rotary Table), Stepper Motor

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