Handheld, desktop and long-range 3D scanners for inspection, reverse engineering and maintenance, from micron-level parts to heavy machinery and entire plants.
Tolerance, part size and where the part sits decide it. Start from the parts your team measures most often.
Machined and cast parts, molds, black or shiny metal, first-article checks
Artec Point II23 900 €
Also consider Artec Metrology Kit: Professional — holds 0.015 mm + 0.015 mm/m across large parts
Castings, jigs, fixtures, pumps and impellers, inspected and reverse engineered
Artec Neo35 100 €
Pump housings, brackets, molded plastics, part numbers and engravings
Artec Spider II27 000 €
Connectors, valves, watch parts, small castings and machined parts
Artec Micro II19 800 €
Gearboxes, molds, castings, ductwork and heavy equipment, scanned where they stand
Artec Leo34 800 €
Also consider Artec Metrology Kit: Entry — 0.125 mm + 0.025 mm/m with Leo on large parts
Factory floors, piping, production lines and large machinery
Artec Ray II59 450 €
One Artec Studio Pro workflow for inspection and reverse engineering, whichever scanner you choose.
Take a handheld scanner to the machine or line, or place small parts on Micro II. Live feedback shows coverage, so you leave with complete data.
Artec Studio fuses scans in real time, fills gaps and removes noise while keeping sharp edges and grooves. Data from several Artec scanners merges in one project.
Overlay the scan on the nominal model, map deviations over the full surface and check tolerances, not just a handful of probed points.
Send inspection data to Geomagic Control X or PolyWorks Inspector, or fit primitives and autosurface, then export STEP, IGES or X_T for your CAD.
From a small precision part and a pump housing to a multi-ton machine and plant piping: industrial detail at every scale. Spin any model and zoom in.
Six scans cover every opening and recessed area, so the whole housing can be measured and inspected.
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Heavily modified ductwork, chutes and flanges were measured with Leo in dusty, hot, tight plant areas. A 122 m chute system was scanned across six floors and merged.
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Leaking valves and pipework at live refineries are captured with Leo in 15–20 minutes to design custom repair clamps, with no shutdown and fewer reworks.
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Structured-light scanners project a light pattern and capture a whole area in each frame, mostly without targets and in color: Micro II on the desktop, Spider II and Neo with blue light for fine detail, and Eva and Leo for larger objects. Laser scanners such as Point II project blue laser lines and track with targets, which suits black and shiny metal at metrology accuracy.
LiDAR scanners cover range: Ray II, a time-of-flight scanner on a tripod, measures up to 130 m away, and Jet maps whole sites on the move. Photogrammetry, in Artec Metrology Kit, measures targets and features over several meters with micron-level accuracy, on its own or as a reference frame that keeps a handheld scanner accurate on large parts.
Price follows accuracy class, object size and range. In our store, Micro II is 19 800 €, Point II 23 900 €, Spider II 27 000 €, Leo 34 800 € and Neo 35 100 €. Ray II, for plants and production lines, is 59 450 €, and Artec Metrology Kit is 21 900 € for Entry and 34 100 € for Professional.
Budget for software and protection as well: Artec Studio Pro comes as a yearly plan or a lifetime license, and Premium Packs combine the scanner with five years of Artec Studio and an extended warranty.
It depends on tolerance, part size and where the part is. Artec Point II and Neo cover tight-tolerance inspection, Spider II small and medium parts with fine detail, Micro II tiny precision parts, Leo large parts and machinery on site, and Ray II plants and production lines.
Artec Micro II reaches up to 5 µm, Point II up to 0.02 mm, Neo 0.025 mm with targets, Spider II 0.05 mm and Leo 0.1 mm. Ray II measures with 1.9 mm accuracy at 10 m. With Artec Metrology Kit, Point II holds 0.015 mm + 0.015 mm/m across large parts.
Point II accuracy is ISO 17025-accredited based on VDI/VDE 2634, and every unit is calibrated and tested in an accredited lab. Each Artec Neo unit is verified to VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 in Artec’s ISO/IEC 17025-accredited lab. Micro II accuracy is certified to ISO 12836.
Spider II, Micro II, Leo and Ray II work without targets. Point II is target-based, which is how it holds metrology accuracy, and Neo uses targets only where tolerances demand them, switching automatically within one scan.
Yes. Point II’s blue laser is built for black and shiny surfaces, Spider II handles black and shiny surfaces, deep holes and sharp edges, and Leo’s AI-powered HD Mode helps with dark, shiny and thin features.
Inspection and reverse engineering tools are part of Artec Studio Pro, available as a yearly plan or a lifetime license, with direct export to SOLIDWORKS, Design X and Control X. Premium Packs for Leo, Spider II, Micro II and Ray II include five years of Artec Studio.
If your parts range from small precision components to large equipment, one scanner rarely covers both well. Artec Studio merges data from several Artec scanners in one project, for example Neo or Spider II detail on top of a Leo scan, so a second scanner adds to the first.
A manufacturer’s warranty from Artec Europe S.à r.l., starting on delivery: 2 years for Leo, Eva, Spider II, Micro II and Neo, and 1 year for Point II and Ray II. Premium Packs extend it to up to 5 years, depending on the scanner.
