Handheld 3D Scanners

Handheld 3D scanners for parts, people and large objects, from 0.02 mm metrology on machined metal to wireless capture of whole vehicles on site.

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NewArtec Neo wireless hybrid 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Neo

€35,100
Artec Leo wireless 3D scanner with built-in touchscreen
Artec 3D

Artec Leo

★★★★★4.8 (6)
€34,800
Artec Spider II high-resolution handheld 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Spider II

★★★★★5.0 (2)
€27,000
On saleArtec Eva handheld 3D scanner
Artec 3D

Artec Eva

★★★★★4.8 (4)
€9,900€13,700
NewArtec Point II handheld blue-laser 3D scanner, three-quarter view
Artec 3D

Artec Point II

€23,900
Artec Leo Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Leo Premium Pack

€48,750
Artec Spider II Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Spider II Premium Pack

€37,700
Artec Eva Premium Pack
Artec 3D

Artec Eva Premium Pack

€19,585
Artec Spider II Education Package
Artec 3D

Artec Spider II Education Package

★★★★★5.0 (1)
€24,600
Artec Eva Education Package
Artec 3D

Artec Eva Education Package

★★★★★5.0 (1)
€12,590
Choose by object size

Match the handheld to your object

Object size, tolerance and where you scan decide it. Start from the objects you capture most often.

≈5–50 cm

Small parts, fine detail

Machined and cast parts, molded plastics, engravings, prototypes

Artec Spider II€27,000
  • 0.05 mm resolution and accuracy
  • Blue light, 5 MP color, no targets
  • Up to 8 mln points/s at 30 fps
Parts to assemblies

Tolerance-critical parts

First articles, castings, impellers, jigs, fixtures and panel gaps

Artec Neo€35,100
  • 0.025 mm with targets, 0.05 mm without
  • Each unit is verified to VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 in Artec’s ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab
  • Wireless, targets only where tolerances demand
≈10 cm–3 m

Metal parts, metrology grade

Machined and cast parts, molds, black or shiny metal

Artec Point II€23,900
  • Up to 0.02 mm accuracy
  • Every unit calibrated and tested in an accredited lab
  • Blue laser: 54 lines, 17 for detail, 1 for holes

Also consider Artec Metrology Kit: Professional — holds 0.015 mm + 0.015 mm/m across large parts

≈20 cm–2 m

Medium objects and people

Engine parts, castings, statues, limbs and torsos for orthotics

Artec Eva€9,900
  • 0.1 mm accuracy, 1.3 MP color
  • Under 1 kg, no targets or calibration
  • White light, safe for scanning people
≈0.5–10 m

Large objects on site

Car bodies, machinery, boats, plant equipment, aircraft sections

Artec Leo€34,800
  • Wireless: screen, computer and battery built in
  • Up to 35 mln points/s
  • Invisible VCSEL light works in daylight

Also consider Artec Metrology Kit: Entry — keeps 0.125 mm + 0.025 mm/m over large parts

Real scan data

Real scans from handheld scanners

A transmission case, a pump housing, a compressor, a person and a whole car: from fine machined detail to large objects, each captured in one session. Spin any model and zoom in.

Transmission case
Metal parts

Transmission case

A ribbed metal casting with flanges, studs and mounting points. Every edge comes out sharp and ready to measure.

Scanned with
Artec Point
Scan time
7 min
Processing
25 min

Results with handheld 3D scanners

15–30min

Undercarriages and exhausts are scanned to design custom aftermarket exhaust systems. Data capture is up to 8× faster, and simple parts take half the time.

Scanned withArtec Leo

10min

Vessel components, engine rooms and dockyard cranes are scanned to plan repairs and refits where no CAD exists. A 16 m crane was captured on the first day.

Scanned withArtec Leo

50%

Real hydrangea petals are scanned as the basis for a floral jewelry collection, with no markers on the fragile petals. Flower to cast now takes 25 days instead of about a month.

Scanned withArtec Spider II

How much does a handheld 3D scanner cost?

In our store, Artec Eva is €9,900, Spider II €27,000, Point II €23,900, Leo €34,800 and Neo €35,100. Eva gives professional results at an entry-level price, while Neo and Point II are built for metrology-grade inspection and reverse engineering.

Premium Packs add five years of Artec Studio and a 5-year warranty, plus accessories such as batteries, a calibration kit or the Artec Turntable: Leo €48,750, Eva €19,585 and Spider II €37,700. Schools and universities can request a quote for Education Packages with Leo, Eva or Spider II.

Questions about handheld 3D scanners

Which handheld 3D scanner should I choose?

Start from object size and tolerance. Artec Spider II suits small parts with fine detail, Artec Neo and Point II tolerance-critical parts, Artec Eva medium objects and people, and Artec Leo large objects scanned on site.

Do I need targets on the object?

Artec Spider II, Eva and Leo track geometry and texture, so no targets are needed. Artec Point II is target-based, and Artec Neo uses targets only where tolerances demand them, switching automatically within one scan.

How accurate are handheld scanners?

Artec Point II reaches up to 0.02 mm, Neo 0.025 mm with targets, Spider II 0.05 mm, and Eva and Leo 0.1 mm. On large parts, Artec Metrology Kit keeps error from building up over distance.

Which handheld scanners work without cables?

Artec Leo has its computer, touchscreen and battery built in, so a computer is needed only for processing. Artec Neo has a built-in battery and Wi-Fi, with four batteries in the box. Artec Eva can run from a battery pack for up to 6 hours.

Can I combine data from different scanners?

Yes. Data from all Artec scanners merges in one Artec Studio project, for example Neo or Spider II detail on top of a Leo scan of the whole object.

Which software do I need?

Artec Studio Pro handles scanning, processing, inspection and scan-to-CAD for every Artec handheld scanner. The Premium Packs for Leo, Eva and Spider II include five years of Artec Studio.

Can I scan outdoors or on site?

Yes. Leo’s invisible VCSEL light works outdoors in daylight, and Point II is rated IP50 and accurate from −10 to 40 °C. Neo is built for on-site inspection and MRO, and Eva with its battery pack and a tablet works in the field, at a dig site or at the bedside.

Can I scan a whole car with a handheld scanner?

Yes. Leo captures up to 35 million points/s in a 160,000 cm³ capture zone, and users scan a whole car in about half an hour. On large parts, Artec Metrology Kit Entry keeps error from building up, so Leo reaches 0.125 mm + 0.025 mm/m.

Not sure which handheld fits?

See handheld 3D scanning on objects like yours

Book a live demo with an Artec 3D expert. Bring your questions about object sizes, accuracy and where you need to scan.