T-SCAN Hawk

The new ZEISS T-SCAN Hawk 3D scanner is designed to support you on the go. This compact, portable scanning solution is lightweight and hand-held which enables you to use it throughout all stages of work. Impressive technical features such as multiple laser sources and scanning modes deliver 3D measurement data with the highest precision. The T-SCAN Hawk is your ideal partner for 3D printing, rapid prototyping and reverse engineering.

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Overview

The T-SCAN Hawk 3D scanner is pre-installed with the GOM Inspect Suite software to simplify your entire workflow. This scanner supports you in 3D printing, reverse engineering and during inspection and evaluation. Not only is the T-SCAN Hawk a stand-alone device, but it is ready to start in no time.

This all-in-one solution delivers high-quality, industrial precision in your hands. The convenience to navigate intuitively through the scanning process allows you the ability to capture high-precision data, even on moving objects. The T-SCAN Hawk supports your entire workflow from 3D printing and reverse engineering to inspection, evaluation and reporting. It's the established standard in 3D metrology software – for simpler, faster workflows.

RESOLUTION

0.05 mm / 0.05 mm / 0.01 mm

ACCURACY

0.02 mm + 0.035 mm/m

SCANNING AREA

Up to 550 mm x 600 mm

MODES

Standard / Single Line / Fine Mode

LASER CLASS

(IEC 60825-1:2014) Class 2M (eye-safe)

LASER SOURCE

7 red crosses / red line / 5 blue lines

Features

GOM INSPECT SUITE SOFTWARE: GOM Inspect Suite simplifies your work process with its many new features. The all-inclusive software works throughout the inspection process which allows even the most complex tasks to be simplified. Scan, inspect and analyze- all within the single software to create a consistent look and feel. 3 SCANNING MODES: Red crosses: Scan large areas or use in 3D reconstruction. Blue lines: Small areas, details, or for shiny, dark surfaces. Single red line: For hard-to-reach areas.