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Footwear
Scanned on the Artec Spider · Footwear
Nike Trainer
Nike Trainer, captured on the Artec Spider. Footwear is soft, curved and rarely symmetrical, and the parts that matter — the last, the sole, the insole — are the ones a caliper cannot describe.
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.