Obsolete parts? From old car parts to patterns or moulds for composite lay ups, we can reproduce it!
Materialising your ideas into production ready CAD models.
We can reproduce parts that are no longer available. Identical to the old part and accurate up to 0.05mm……Vintage car parts, broken parts or any physical object!
Create scanned model to aid CAD processes. Referencing existing part to create matching new parts.
We can reverse engineer any scanned part into solid CAD models for further modification.
Most objects can be scanned, including:
Mechanical parts
Automotive and marine components
Consumer products
Sculptures and artwork
Tools and equipment
We can scan objects from a few millimetres up to several metres in size. Larger objects may require on-site scanning.
We can deliver files in standard formats such as:
STL (for 3D printing)
STEP / STP (for CAD and engineering)
OBJ (with texture and colour)
PLY
Mesh or solid models
We can provide files ready for manufacturing or design.
Yes. We offer reverse engineering services to convert scan data into fully editable CAD models.
Yes. We can scan and prepare files specifically for 3D printing.
Yes. We can scan damaged parts and reconstruct missing geometry if required.
Yes. On-site scanning services are available for large or fixed objects.
Pricing depends on:
Object size
Complexity
Required accuracy
File processing requirements
Whether reverse engineering is needed
Quotes are provided before work begins.
Generally no. However, clean objects produce better results. We handle any required preparation.
No. 3D scanning is completely non-contact and non-destructive
We provide quotes before printing.
Yes. All files and scans are kept strictly confidential. NDAs are available upon request.
Simply provide:
Photos of the object
Dimensions
Location
Intended use of the scan
We’ll recommend the best approach and provide a quote.
We will guide your through the process of creating custom parts!
Kiara Foster
Head of Content
Kiara
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