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Scanned on the Artec Spider · Engineering components
Bitzer
Bitzer, captured on the Artec Spider. An engineering part is usually being captured because the drawing is gone, the tool is worn, or somebody needs to know whether what came off the line matches what was designed.
Why the Artec Spider
Spider trades working volume for resolution. Blue structured light picks up sharp edges, thin walls and surface texture that a general-purpose scanner rounds off, which is why it goes on the small, intricate things where the detail is the point.
Got one of these?
Send a photograph and roughly what you need out of it — a mesh, a CAD model, an inspection report, or the finished part. An engineer looks at it and comes back with a price and a lead time, usually the same working day.
Need this today?
Ring the office and ask — somebody who runs the machines will pick up and answer it properly.
Get a part priced
STL, STEP, IGES, OBJ or 3MF. An engineer looks at the geometry and comes back with a price, usually the same working day.
Buy from stock
Sprays, targets, calibration plates and printed spares, out of Whitchurch the same day if you order before 3pm.