From coins and connectors to pump housings: the automated desktop Micro II, the high-resolution handheld Spider II, and Neo and Point II for tight tolerances.
Part size, the finest detail you need and the tolerance you work to decide it. Start from the parts you scan most often.
Connectors, screws, valves, watch parts, jewelry and dental models
Artec Micro II19.800 €
Pump housings, brackets, molded plastics, figurines, coins and engraved parts
Artec Spider II27.000 €
Also consider Artec Turntable — turns small parts in sync with the scan, same setup every time
Castings, machined parts, impellers and fixtures where only datums need targets
Artec Neo35.100 €
Cam gears, oil pumps, impellers and machined parts with deep holes
Artec Point II23.900 €
One workflow in Artec Studio Pro, whichever scanner you choose.
Place the part in Micro II and press one button, or scan it by hand with Spider II, Neo or Point II while live feedback shows coverage.
Artec Studio aligns and fuses the scans into one watertight model, keeping sharp edges, deep holes and fine lettering.
Compare the part with CAD and map deviations, or fit primitives and autosurface free-form areas into CAD-ready geometry.
Export STEP, IGES or X_T for CAD, STL or OBJ for 3D printing, or send the data to SOLIDWORKS or Geomagic Control X.
A precision part, a bent EGR pipe, a cam gear, a pump housing and a pocket watch in fine detail. Spin any model and zoom in.
Engraved lettering, holes and ribs on a palm-size part, scanned along the automatic path.
Start from part size and tolerance. Artec Micro II scans tiny, intricate parts automatically with up to 5-micron accuracy, Spider II captures small and medium parts in fine detail without targets, Neo suits fit-critical parts with targets only where needed, and Point II black and shiny metal parts to 0.02 mm.
Anything from a part held between two fingers up to palm size, with a recommended maximum of 200 × 200 × 150 mm and 2 kg. For parts too big for the platform, the handheld Spider II covers everything from coins up to an engine, and its data merges with Micro II scans in one Artec Studio project.
Micro II and Spider II need no targets, Neo uses them only where tolerances demand, and Point II is target-based. Transparent or highly polished surfaces may still need a light matting spray.
Yes. Spider II captures black, shiny, thin and deep features cleanly, and the blue laser of Point II is built for black and shiny machined metal. On Micro II, material and surface finish can slightly affect noise.
Artec Studio Pro handles scanning, processing, inspection and scan-to-CAD for all four scanners. The Premium Packs for Micro II and Spider II include five years of Artec Studio, and the Spider II pack also adds the Artec Turntable and a battery.
A desktop scanner such as Micro II gives micron-level accuracy and the same result whoever loads the part, which suits repeat inspection, dental and jewelry work. A handheld scanner such as Spider II is more flexible: it covers bigger parts, works on site and scans parts that can’t be moved.
Yes. Spider II captures figurines in fine detail and 5 MP color: the elephant figurine in the Artec gallery took 3 minutes to scan, the wyvern 10. Micro II suits palm-size miniatures, with native full color and micron-level accuracy.
