3-mode scanner with built-in computer
EinScan Rigil is a revolution in 3D scanning for businesses, designed to increase efficiency and precision in your work. It is designed to meet the dynamics of the automotive market. It offers the ability to work wirelessly or with a computer. It provides high quality 3D models when working in different conditions and on different types of surfaces.
Use hybrid technology combining precision blue laser and high-speed structured light (VCSEL infrared) to efficiently scan objects regardless of color or gloss. Forget matte sprays, scan black and glossy surfaces with ease.
Operate anywhere without restriction with the built-in PC and wireless connectivity of a scanner weighing just **870g**. This provides maximum mobility, allowing you to scan quickly in the field without connecting to an external PC.
The absence of markers for detail-rich objects eliminates the time involved in preparing the object for scanning.
Increase your productivity with scanning speeds of **4,400,000 measurements per second**, significantly reducing the time it takes to collect complete 3D data. This means fast model creation and acceleration of the entire production process.
Thanks to the built-in touchscreen and ergonomic design, learning to use the scanner is instantaneous.This minimizes training time and allows you to quickly implement the device into your daily tasks.
Take advantage of the range of supported output formats, such as **.stl, .obj, . which integrates the scanner into your existing workflows. This opens up new opportunities in automotive, aerospace, quality control, prototyping and many other industries.
Enhanced measurement precision of up to 0.04 mm and extremely realistic 3D images, combined with 3D design and printing technology, create a comprehensive digital solution that is widely used in digital orthopedics, plastic surgery, rehabilitation equipment customization and other medical fields.
At CadXpert, we not only offer to purchase 3D scanners, but also provide comprehensive support in the implementation process. Our team is here to help at every stage. We help individuals and companies realize the full potential of 3D scanning. With our consultants, the implementation of 3D scanning technology will be easier and more effective, regardless of the industry or size of the company.
What do you gain by implementing EinsScan Rigil in your company?
Introducing 3D scanning to your company will improve the efficiency of your manufacturing and maintenance processes. You will receive accurate 3D models in a short period of time, reducing the time it takes to design, prototype and reach the market.
In addition, 3D scanning will allow you to precisely control the quality of your products. You will eliminate errors at the preliminary design stage and ensure higher precision and standardization in production.
With the ability to quickly create object reconstructions and access measurement data digitally, analyzing and improving production processes will be easier and take less time and resources.
We know that our customers need reliable information about 3D scanning in their purchases and are looking for answers to basic questions about the technology and models. When it comes to making a substantive case for a purchase, breadth and precision of insight is important.
These are useful materials that you will be able to present at a board meeting or before a purchasing committee. They inform you about technologies, include comparisons and explain a range of technical issues.
Learn about the detailed technical specifications of the Shining 3D EinScan Rigil scanner
Affordable reverse engineering tool. Convert scanned data into professional CAD models.
Basic software for processing an STL file before reverse engineering.
Reverse engineering software, combines 3D modeling and data processing capabilities.
See EinScan Rigil in action.
If you are considering using a 3D scanner or need support in choosing one, talk to our 3D scanner specialist.
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What are the main goals and expectations of using a 3D scanner in your business?
What is the anticipated size of the objects or items to be scanned?
What are the expected parameters for scanning accuracy and precision?
Is the 3D scanner to meet any additional requirements? E.g. 3D scanning in color, seamless digitizing of reflective elements, having relevant certifications, working in harsh environmental conditions, etc.
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Still wondering? We hope this list of frequently asked questions will help answer some of your doubts.
Most Shining 3D scanners are designed to be easy to operate, even for those with no prior experience. For the most technically advanced models, we offer specialized training in their operation to ensure you get the most out of these devices.
The field of 3D scanners uses a variety of technologies, the most common of which are 3D laser scanners, 3D structured light scanners and 3D infrared light scanners. Recently, hybrid 3D scanners are also gaining popularity. They allow for the simultaneous use of multiple technologies, allowing for efficient processing of different types of objects.
Yes, there are some limitations on the type of materials that can be scanned with 3D scanners. For example, some scanners may have difficulty accurately scanning very shiny or transparent materials. Most 3D scanners can be used to scan many different types of materials, including plastics, metals, wood, fabrics and others.
Take a look at our knowledge base to learn more about 3D scanning and its practical applications.
See how we have helped our clients implement 3D technology. Read about our implementations for companies in various industries and the return on investment on the part of our clients.
