Metrology-grade 3D scanners and photogrammetry for inspection and reverse engineering, from 5-micron desktop measurement of small parts to certified accuracy across several meters.
Part size, tolerance and whether targets are allowed decide it. Start from the parts you inspect most often.
Connectors, valves, watch components, small castings, dental work
Artec Micro II19 800 €
Castings, molded and 3D-printed parts, finished surfaces, medical devices
Artec Spider II27 000 €
First articles, golden samples, castings, impellers, panel gaps, fixtures
Artec Neo35 100 €
Castings, machined and molded parts, molds, black or shiny metal
Point Artec23 900 €
Car bodies, aerospace structures, wind and rail parts, deformation tests
Kit de métrologie Artec : Professionnel34 100 €
One inspection workflow in Artec Studio Pro, whichever instrument you choose.
Micro II and Spider II need no targets. With Neo, place targets everywhere, only around datums or on the fixture; Point II is fully target-based.
Real-time fusion shows coverage as you scan. On large parts, a Metrology Kit target cloud keeps error from building up over distance.
Align the scan to the nominal model, map deviations over the full surface, take 2D sections and check tolerances in Artec Studio.
Export measurements as CSV, DXF or XML, or send the data in one click to Geomagic Control X or PolyWorks Inspector.
An engine block, a transmission housing, a black alloy rim and small precision parts: crisp edges, holes and stamped markings, ready to measure.
Cylinders, ribs, gears and narrow recesses of a cast-iron engine, down to the stamped serial number.
In our store, Artec Spider II is 27 000 €, Point II 23 900 €, Micro II 19 800 € and Neo 35 100 €. Artec Metrology Kit Entry is 21 900 € and Professional 34 100 €; either kit measures on its own or serves as a reference frame for your Artec scanner.
Budget for inspection software and long-term cover as well. Artec Studio Pro handles mesh-to-CAD comparison and deviation maps, and the Premium Packs, 25 800 € for Micro II and 37 700 € for Spider II, add five years of Artec Studio and an extended warranty.
Artec Micro II suits small parts up to about 20 cm, Spider II small and medium parts where targets are not allowed, Neo tolerance-critical parts with or without targets, Point II metal parts on the shop floor, and the Metrology Kit parts several meters long.
The first figure is local, small-feature accuracy; the second, in mm/m, is accuracy over the whole object. With targets, for example, Neo holds 0.025 mm locally and 0.025 mm + 0.035 mm/m across the part.
Artec Neo: each unit is verified to VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 in Artec’s ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab. Point II accuracy is accredited to ISO 17025 based on VDI/VDE 2634, Micro II accuracy is certified to ISO 12836, and the Metrology Kit carries a DAkkS certificate.
Neo uses blue structured light, needs targets only where tolerances demand and adds 5 MP color, wirelessly. Point II is a target-based blue laser built for black and shiny metal on the shop floor: 570 g, IP50, accurate from −10 to 40 °C.
Add Artec Metrology Kit. Its reference target cloud brings Point II to 0.015 mm + 0.015 mm/m, and the kit also measures points, features and hole positions on its own.
Artec Studio Pro covers mesh-to-CAD comparison, deviation maps, 2D sections and thickness maps. Point II and Neo data can also go straight to Geomagic Control X or PolyWorks Inspector.
It depends on your parts and tolerances. A 3D scanner measures the full surface without contact. Artec Metrology Kit is a photogrammetry-based optical coordinate measuring system for points, features and hole positions, and Micro II is an automated metrology instrument for small parts. A demo on your own parts shows where each can replace or complement your CMM.
Yes. Point II switches to a single laser line for deep holes and grooves, Neo’s 0.05 mm resolution reaches into deep holes and channels, and Micro II’s cameras look into holes and recesses. Artec Studio fits CAD primitives to the scan, and the Metrology Kit measures hole positions directly.
