3D Scanners
The full Artec lineup from the manufacturer: Micro II, Spider II, Eva, Leo, Neo, Point II, Ray II and Jet, plus Metrology Kits. Compare specs and prices below, or book a free demo.
From 5-micron parts to entire sites
Every scanner in this catalog comes from Artec 3D and is sold here by the manufacturer. Together they cover every scale: the automated desktop Micro II for small, intricate parts; handheld Spider II, Eva and the wireless Leo for everything from fine machined details to a whole car; Neo and Point II for metrology-grade inspection and reverse engineering; the Metrology Kit for large parts; and Ray II and Jet for rooms, plants and sites.
Handheld, desktop and long-range Artec scanners work in Artec Studio, so you can combine data from several Artec scanners in one project and export it to CAD, inspection and 3D printing software.
Not sure where to start? Narrow the catalog down by scanner type or application, or book a free demo and see a scanner at work on your own object, online or in person.
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How much does a 3D scanner cost?
A professional scanner is priced by what it has to deliver: accuracy and whether it is documented to a standard, the object sizes and range it covers, resolution and speed, and conveniences such as wireless or automated scanning. Software, warranty and accessories add to the total. Here are our prices for the main Artec models, shown in your currency.
Artec Eva, the entry point to the lineup, is €9,900. For small parts, the automated desktop Micro II is €19,800 and the high-resolution handheld Spider II is €27,000. For metrology-grade inspection and reverse engineering, the blue-laser Point II is €23,900 and the wireless hybrid Neo is €35,100. Leo, the wireless scanner for large objects, is €34,800.
Long-range LiDAR sits at the top of the lineup: Jet, the mobile mapper, is €38,500 and Ray II, the terrestrial scanner, is €59,450. Scans from handheld and desktop scanners and from Ray II are processed in Artec Studio Pro, sold as a yearly plan or a lifetime license; Jet data goes to Artec Twins.
Frequently asked questions about Artec 3D scanners
Which Artec 3D scanner is right for me?
Start with the size of your objects and the accuracy you need. Micro II scans small parts automatically with up to 5-micron accuracy. Spider II captures fine detail on small and medium parts at 0.05 mm. Eva and the wireless Leo cover medium to large objects and people in full color. Neo and Point II are built for metrology-grade inspection and reverse engineering, and Ray II and Jet capture rooms, buildings and sites. In a free demo, an Artec 3D expert will help you choose.
Structured light, laser or LiDAR: what is the difference?
Structured-light scanners such as Micro II, Spider II, Eva and Neo project a light pattern and capture geometry and color quickly, mostly without targets. The blue-laser Point II is made for metrology on parts with black and shiny surfaces and tracks with targets. LiDAR scanners, Ray II and Jet, measure over long distances, from rooms and plants to whole sites.
Can I see a scanner in action before I buy?
Yes. Book a free demo and an Artec 3D expert will show you the scanner on your own object or data, online or in person.
Do I need software to use an Artec scanner?
Yes. Artec handheld, desktop and long-range scanners work in Artec Studio, which turns scans into 3D models and exports them to CAD, inspection and 3D printing software. Data from Ray II and Jet can also be merged with Leo scans in Artec Twins. You can buy the software in this store, or choose a Premium Pack that bundles a scanner with years of Artec Studio and an extended warranty.
What warranty do Artec scanners come with?
Every scanner comes with a manufacturer's warranty from Artec Europe S.à r.l., starting on the delivery date: 2 years for Leo, Eva, Spider II, Micro II, Neo and Jet, and 1 year for Point II and Ray II. Premium Packs extend it to up to 5 years. All details are on the warranty page.
Where do you deliver?
To the 27 EU member states and the United States. EU orders ship from the Artec warehouse in Luxembourg and US orders from Artec's warehouse in the United States, at a flat rate of €300 or US$300 per order. Prefer a local partner? Authorized Artec resellers in the US, Europe and worldwide offer on-site demos, training and local support, and sell Artec scanners in countries we don't deliver to.
What is the most affordable Artec scanner?
Artec Eva, at €9,900 in our store. It is Artec’s best-selling handheld scanner, with 0.1 mm accuracy and full color, and the workhorse many labs and workshops start with. If you need 3D models but not a scanner, Artec Studio Lite builds them from photos or video.
Should I buy the scanner alone or a Premium Pack?
A Premium Pack bundles the scanner with five years of Artec Studio and an extended warranty, plus accessories such as batteries, a case or a turntable, depending on the model. It suits teams that make the scanner their main tool; if you already have Artec Studio and the scanner stays at one desk, the scanner alone may be enough.
Are these genuine Artec scanners?
Yes. Every scanner in this catalog comes from Artec 3D and is sold here by the manufacturer, Artec Europe S.à r.l., with Artec’s manufacturer warranty from the delivery date. Authorized Artec resellers also sell Artec scanners and offer local demos, training and support.
Is there special pricing for schools and universities?
Yes. Education Packages for Eva, Spider II and Leo add Artec Studio with free classroom licenses, a 2-year warranty, two years of upgrades and Artec Care. They are available to schools, universities and research institutes, and are priced on request.