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Based on the high quality laser scanner Z+F IMAGER®, Zoller + Fröhlich GmbH and DMT GmbH & Co. KG have developed an explosion proof 3D laser scanner. The Z+F IMAGER® 5006EX pioneers surveying in underground mining and industries where explosive atmospheres occur. The Z+F IMAGER® 5006EX is the world´s first ATEX approved 3D laser scanner for use in mining and industrial applications under explosive conditions.The Z+F IMAGER® 5006EX is class I and class II approved according to ATEX directive 94 / 9 / EG. The ATEX directive 94 /9 / EG "Equipment and protective systems intended for use in potentially explosive atmospheres" is a European standard. The ATEX approval for this equipment is widely accepted outside the European community as well.

The terrestrial 3D laser scanner Z+F IMAGER® 5016A combines compact and lightweight design with state-of-the-art 3D laser scanning surveyor technology - allowing the user to reach new levels. It's equipped with an integrated HDR camera, internal lighting and positioning system. All components of the terrestrial 3D laser scanner have been further developed and adjusted to the new design, resulting in even better scanning results and a more efficient workflow. With feature A, which stands for Advanced, the 5016 receives twice as high scan rate of up to 2.187 million pixels/second and more options for leveling the scanner. If the dynamic compensator is deactivated or the tilt is outside the defined range, the tilt is detected by the IMU of the Z+F IMAGER® 5016A.

RSLD is our short cut for a laser head consisting of a total of 3 motorized axes for use in large-format laser machines in gantry design for the 3-dimensional laser cutting of components. The horizontal main axis of the laser head permits endless movement, even during the rotary movement the axes below are permanently supplied with cooling water, process gases and all electrical signals. Suitable optics are used for the laser source used, either directly water-cooled metal mirrors with low-absorption coating or alternatively glass optics. The use of an adaptive optics enables the freely programmable focus position for cutting and piercing. The exclusive use of torque motors reduces mechanically moving components and thus guarantees consistently high machining accuracy and best machining results over a long service life, against mechanical damage reliably protects our proven 3D collision protection.

RSD is our short name for a laser head consisting of a total of 2 motorized axes for use in large-format laser machines in gantry design for 3-dimensional laser cutting / laser welding of components. The horizontal main axis of the laser head permits endless movement, even during the rotary movement the axes below are permanently supplied with cooling water, process gases and all electrical signals. Suitable optics are used for the laser source used, either directly water-cooled metal mirrors with coatings of least absorption, or alternatively glass optics. The use of an adaptive optics optionally allows the freely programmable focus position for cutting and piercing. The exclusive use of torque motors reduces mechanically moving components and thus guarantees consistently high machining accuracy and best machining results over a long service life, against mechanical damage reliably protects our proven 3D collision protection.

The terrestrial 3D laser scanner Z+F IMAGER® 5016 combines compact and lightweight design with state-of-the-art 3D laser scanning surveyor technology - allowing the user to reach new levels. It's equipped with an integrated HDR camera, internal lighting and positioning system. All components of the terrestrial 3D laser scanner have been further developed and adjusted to the new design, resulting in even better scanning results and a more efficient workflow. Dimensions Usable in smallest spaces Carry-on luggage size Weight Laser scanner without battery: ≤ 6,5 kg (14.3 lbs) Laser scanner with 2 batteries: ≤ 7,5 kg (16.5 lbs) Ideal weight for stable setup Makes field work easier

Highly accurate measurement results require static scans from multiple angles, whereas mobile solutions focus on efficiency. The Z+F FlexScan® platform developed by Zoller + Fröhlich combines the advantages of static scans with the efficiency of mobile systems. The perfect complement for any time-sensitive or large-scale application: AEC, facilitiy management, process industries, heritage documentation and forensics. + Universal mounting The Z+F FlexScan® 22 is highly versatile and can be easily used with various support systems. This SLAM platform can be attached to backpacks, tripod carts, fixed tripods, and robots. Thanks to the Quick Mount System, switching between support systems can be done in just a few minutes. Furthermore, data captured with different support systems can be effortlessly registered in Z+F LaserControl®.

Within a few minutes, Z+F 3D laser scanners can provide accurate measurement data of crime scenes and accidents – indoors and outdoors. This data speeds up the investigation process by "freezing" the scanned crime scene and documenting it. These evaluations are accepted in court. Accident investigation The phase based 3D laser scanners of Z+F enable an accurate three-dimensional capturing of complete accident scenes with all the details like deformations of the vehicles or skidmarks. Using this technology, the question of the possible causes and sequence of the accidents can be analysed and answered more easily. Crime scene investigation The complete securing of evidence at crime scenes and the geometry measurement on the spot are of great importance. A crime scene is normally captured from various positions by the Z+F IMAGER®. By combining these scans, the viewer gets an overview of the complete scene.

For listed buildings, there are regular new construction tasks. Often there are no adequate plans on the basis of which planning, modernization or renovation can be carried out. Due to the very high scan rate of more than 1 million measured values per second, range resolution in the millimeter range and a measuring accuracy in the mm range, even the capture of the finest structures and details is still possible with the 3D laser scanners from Zoller + Fröhlich. The 3D documentation is therefore the ideal prerequisite for reconstructions of, for example, design conditions or sensitive stucco work. The recorded inventories, damage, structures and details are recorded in databases and allow a faithful reconstruction of the entire object or of parts of the object at any later time.

Z+F 3D phase based laser scanners enable a detailed condition and damage assessment. Due to the high sampling rate as well as a range resolution of less than 1mm and a measurement accuracy of millimetres, even the most delicate structures and details can be documented. The surveyed status, damage, structures and details are stored in a database which allows the reconstruction of the complete object or parts of the object at any given time in the future.

In many projects insurance companies have the problem that the building to be insured is either not completely documented or was documented a long time ago, so that the available data is out of date. 3D laser scanning is an efficient way to detect the current condition of the building and all its details. The 3D data is particularly useful for insurance companies when it comes to the following tasks: Assessment of property value Surveying the inventory in 3D Calculation of areas In fact the 3D data is of particular importance in the case of damage. A new survey of the damaged object can be carried out and by using software, the condition before and after the damage can be compared and visualised directly. The amount of damage can be quantified much more precisely in comparison to a quantification without the use of 3D data.

Z+F 3D phase based laser scanners enable a detailed condition and damage assessment of the current status of a building or complex structure and its surroundings. It is easy to create 2D floor plans or views of the object to plan building or conversion projects of the 3D data. Therefore, 3D data is an ideal planning basis for structural measures. For site measuring, 3D documentation is just the right technology, because you will save time and money. Moreover you can evaluate different options of how the available rooms can be used without accessing the site in reality. The whole work can be done from your office desk and the data will be available even after many years. Structural damages Structural damages always mean economic loss for the owner and user of a building, and can influence the future value of a property significantly.

LFM Modeller With LFM Modeller, users can create intelligent 3D models of existing laser scan data and export the models to a variety of 3D CAD systems, with some few clicks. LFM NetView LFM NetView is a web-based application suitable for engineering and asset management. The application is available either as a standalone application or as a web browser plug-in, allowing free, secure access to huge databases with an unlimited number of scans. LFM Server With LFM Server, users can access and work with pre-registered 3D laser scan data, compare the planned design with existing data, and use CAD packages from AVEVA, Autodesk, Bentley, or Intergraph. LFM Gateway LFM Gateway provides a unique connection to terrestrial 3D scanners. The application can import data from mobile, handheld or airborne laser scanning.

With its fast and innovative 98-laser-line mode, the FreeScan Trio is SHINING 3D's first marker-free laser 3D scanner. Less preparation, more efficiency. The FreeScan Trio's three additional laser scanning modes deliver unrelenting accuracy, each reaching up to 0.02mm with markers. This metrology device also features built-in photogrammetry to offer an impressive volumetric accuracy of up to 0.02mm + 0.15mm/m. Whether you need speed or accuracy on small or large assemblies, the versatile FreeScan Trio is geared for all your projects.

As the blue laser handheld 3D scanner of the FreeScan series, FreeScan UE inherits the iconic features of "high accuracy" and "high precision". At the same time ergonomic and lightweight equipment design, make it easier to hold and operate, providing metrologygrade, highaccuracy inspection solutions for the automotive, transportation, aerospace industry, moulding inspection, energy generation, machinery manufacturing and etc.Metrologyclass high accuracy Accuracy up to 0.02mm, Volumetric accuracy 0.02mm+0.04mm/m.Stability of repetitive measurement When measuring the same workpiece repeatedly, FreeScan UE delivers consistent results, proving stability and reliability.

FreeScan UE Pro Laser Handheld 3D Scanner inherits the highprecision, metrologygrade accuracy, and lightweight design of FreeScan UE, while improving the ability of fine scanning and global precision control of largescale workpiece scanning. It adopts 26+5+1 blue laser lines and integrates a photogrammetric module. Taking into account speed, accuracy and details, this professional 3D metrology solution can be applied to different sized scanning scenarios and perform metrologygrade accuracy inspection, reverse design, additive manufacturing and other applications.MetrologyGrade High Accuracy Accuracy up to 0.02mm, delivers consistent scanning results with high precision.Integrated photogrammetry function no need to apply coded targets, quickly locks the spatial position of the target frame.13 cross laser lines to scan large objects quickly, 5 parallel laser lines to scan fine details and single laser line for deep hole and pocket area scanning.

Based on years of 3D measurement experience and market demand, SHINING 3D innovatively integrates blue LED light and blue laser into EinScan HX handheld 3D scanner. The hybrid laser and LED light sources make EinScan HX compatible with a wider range of object sizes, meeting multiple needs of users. High efficiency and reliable result give EinScan HX more application possibilities.

DSMax is the fastest and highest definition laser line 3D displacement sensor on the market for acquiring images and inspecting products in 3D. It is the only sensor that offers: — High scan rates (up to 18 kHz) at full measurement range — Maximum resolution images (2,000 profile points) — Fast high dynamic range (HDR) image These features make it the ideal solution for measuring and inspecting very small parts, such as electronic components, which can contain highly reflective or dark features.

Using MPBF (Metal Powder Bed Fusion) technology, the EP-M1250 is using a 1258 x 1258 x 1350 mm3 build envelope and nine laser systems to ensure a high efficiency production. The precise positioning and innovative area splicing control technology offers uniformity and stability throughout the whole printing phase. The system can operate with various metal powders such as Titanium, Aluminum and Nickel-based alloys, Maraging Steel, Stainless Steel, Chrome Cobalt Alloys and other materials. It is suitable for the direct manufacturing of largesize, high-precision and high-performance parts in the aerospace, aviation, automotive and machinery industry.