How to obtain a 3D model of a physical part without blueprints or CAD

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We convert physical parts and components into a 3D model precise digital, ready for manufacture, repair, modify or redesign.

Through reverse engineering, we combine 3D scanning and mechanical design to reconstruct the geometry of a part, even when it is complex or there is no reliable technical documentation.

From the physical component to the 3D model

Our process allows you to obtain a 3D models of the part and, when necessary, also generate the 2D plans necessary for its manufacture or modification.

We have applied this methodology in various industrial projects to:

  • Stamping dies
  • Cams and counter-cams
  • Special machine components
  • Broken or worn parts
  • Components without original drawings or CAD

In the simulation you can see how we go from one physical piece to its 3D model, digitally reconstructing its geometry.

 

Do you need a 3D model of a part?

If you need reproduce, repair, modify or redesign If you don't have a CAD model for a component, tell us about your case.

At TÉCIMAN INGENIERÍA we analyze the part and help you define the solution. reverse engineering more suitable. For more information, contact us by phone at 947 20 91 41 or by email at teciman@teciman.com. Follow us on LinkedIn to find out all the news.

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