Imagine that you need to precisely measure a custom-machined, geometrically-complex wheel. Which measuring tool would you use? You could use standard industry equipment like a set of calipers, but that may result in several inaccuracies given the complex shape and inherent contours of the wheel. Alternatively, you could use a Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM), but that would be time-consuming and the machine be unable to reach into all of the crevices.
At Boyd, to ensure precise measurements for the the entire part, we would employ our 3D scanner to capture the wheel’s shape. This scanner quickly creates a file that can be used as a model for measurements, or even as a reference for duplication to create a new wheel.
The advanced 3D scanning tool used at Boyd employs a laser beam to precisely capture data points and digitize objects. To scan a component, you hold the laser gun and gradually move it over the desired object as if you were painting on it with the laser beam. The process is far more efficient than point-to-point measurements from a CMM or any other traditional measuring tools. The key advantages of this scanner are:

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