
Engineering components
Artec LeoWireless, on-board processing — the one most people buy£29,650
Artec EvaThe versatile all-rounder for medium objects£8,500
Artec Spider IIFine detail: brackets, connectors, small parts£23,000
Artec Point IIPhotogrammetry accuracy for larger assemblies£20,500
Artec Ray IILong-range LiDAR for buildings and sites£50,750
Artec JetMobile LiDAR for walking a whole facility£33,000Scanned on the Solutionix · Sculpture and figures
Elephant Buddha, captured on the Solutionix. Artists and model makers come to us with something that already exists and has to survive being copied, scaled or cast. The surface is the work, so nothing that flattens it is any use.

The Solutionix is a desktop scanner with a motorised turntable: the object goes on, the machine works round it and merges the passes itself. For small parts that need to be captured the same way every time, taking the operator out of it is the accuracy.
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.
Ring the office and ask — somebody who runs the machines will pick up and answer it properly.
STL, STEP, IGES, OBJ or 3MF. An engineer looks at the geometry and comes back with a price, usually the same working day.
Sprays, targets, calibration plates and printed spares, out of Whitchurch the same day if you order before 3pm.