ShapeGrabber Ai810 Automated 3D Scanner

DESCRIPTION

The ShapeGrabber Ai810 3D scanner is ideal for quickly scanning parts that vary in size and shape. With the Ai810 automated laser scanner, users can reduce inspection time and greatly enhance part coverage while increasing customer satisfaction by reducing defects and providing proof that specs are met.
Rapid and efficient inspection scans also reduce production equipment downtime, material waste, and human inspection error.
Our fast, accurate 3D scanners help manufacturers improve product quality and compliance without slowing down production. ShapeGrabber automated scanners provide:

• Ease of use – no need to write special code to scan each object
• Speed – fast and simple to scan a part without complicated, time consuming orientation and alignment processes
• Efficiency – significantly reduce the time required to completely scan a shape, reducing the cost associated with executing the job

Features

• Performs automated inspection in minutes as opposed to hours
• Integrates the acquisition, auto alignment and inspection process
• Offers GD&T reports
• Provides full 3D quality control
• Includes Go/No Go capability
• Compatible with a wide variety of materials and colors
• Works in all normal lighting conditions
• Creates digital inspection reports that can be saved and shared

Benefits

• Reduce inspection time by up to 95% (when compared with a CMM inspection)
• Improve production efficiency
• Reduce equipment downtime
• Reduce material waste
• Reduce human inspection error
• Increase customer retention by shipping fewer defects
• Increase customer satisfaction by providing proof that specs are met

Physical Characteristics

•  Footprint:
  • Length:  191cm (6’3″)
  • Depth:   92cm (36″)
  • Height:  221cm (7’3″)
• Weight: 1600 lbs, 726 kg.
• Electrical: 120 or 220 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• Laser: CDRH Class II / IEC Class 2M

Performance Overview

• 800 mm (30 in) of vertical rail motion
• 1250 mm (48 in) of horizontal rail motion
• High precision rotary table automatically reorients the part being scanned through 360 degrees
• From 18,000 to 350,000+ points/sec
• Scan volume depends on scanhead used.