
1940s Blast Furnace Engine
The largest gas engine ever built, 26 metres long.
- Scan
- 2 days
- Processing
- 2 weeks
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Parts measured against CAD or drawing
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Capture, mesh and digital twins
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Capture and processing, two days or three
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Sample scan · Artec Ray II
A combination scan with the Artec Leo and Ray II to capture the outside geometry of an air rescue helicopter.
The other Artec Ray II scans, each one to turn round in 3D. All 3 Artec Ray II models →

The largest gas engine ever built, 26 metres long.
Open in 3D →


Captured with
Long-range terrestrial LiDAR scanner for buildings, plant rooms, vehicles and large objects — survey-grade point clouds captured from a tripod.
Each scanner suits a different size and kind of object. Compare what they capture.
Book a demonstration to see a scanner capture your own object, or send it to our scanning service and get the 3D model back.