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<\/p>\nReverse engineering is\u00a0the best solution<\/b>\u00a0when it is needed\u00a0replicate a piece<\/b>, but there are no plans available to do so. That is, when a prior CAD design doesn't exist or isn't sufficient.<\/p>\n
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The process of creating a component thanks to reverse engineering consists of\u00a0scan the part obtaining a cloud of points to create a polygonal model\u00a0<\/b>(in 'stl' format) that includes the 'skin' of the piece or surface.<\/p>\n
From this cloud of points, we work from the design area<\/a> for with<\/strong>pour it into a solid that can be edited with CAD software<\/b>\u00a0(Solidworks, Inventor, Catia\u2026<\/em>). Once obtained, this 3D model is used to create 2D manufacturing plans.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The piece in question can be replicated in any type of material<\/b>, since what is obtained at the end of the process is a CAD design that is independent of the manufacturing process to be used.<\/p>\n It can be used to reproduce it in a 3D printer, in a machining center, in the creation of a mold for casting or injection, etc. So this process ends with a versatility applicable to countless machines<\/b>.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The applications are diverse, the most common are:<\/p>\n This technology is very useful for manufacturing spare parts or for improving the design of a component.<\/p>\n Through the detailed information obtained about its design and operation, potential problems can be identified and the component's design improved.<\/p>\n It is also used for\u00a0update or replace obsolete parts not available on the market<\/b>. Reverse engineering can be used to recreate these parts obtaining functional spare parts.<\/p>\n And lastly, this process can create\u00a0tool models<\/b>\u00a0for the manufacture of related parts or components.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n The technicians of the 3D Metrology area<\/a> They scan the part obtaining the point cloud (model 1). And starting from this cloud they create a polygonal model in \u201cstl\u201d format <\/strong>(model 2). This format includes the skin of the piece or surface.<\/p>\n To generate the\u00a0solid 3D model of the part<\/b>\u00a0(similar to one done using\u00a0Solidworks<\/i>,\u00a0Inventor<\/i>,\u00a0Catia\u2026<\/i>) comes into play Design and Simulation unit<\/a>. Using specific software, CAD modeling is carried out, obtaining 3D. This model (3) can be modified and worked using any CAD\/CAM software for subsequent manufacturing.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n It is relevant to highlight the notable savings and efficiency<\/b> which entails the ability to update obsolete components within systems and machinery. It represents a significant contribution to industrial sustainability and environmental care<\/b>.<\/p>\n In this context, a fundamental part of T\u00e9ciman's work focuses on\u00a0comprehensive modernization or retrofit<\/a> of three-dimensional measuring machines<\/b>.<\/p>\n By focusing on updating the electronic part, these machines are transformed, offering solutions with the same standard of quality and guarantee as a completely new machine, which achieves:<\/p>\n <\/p>\n If you are interested in this type of content, follow us on LinkedIn T\u00e9ciman_International <\/a>where we publish weekly content related to 3D Metrology, Industrial Automation, Design and Simulation... Contact us through Web<\/a>, in the mail teciman@teciman.com<\/a> or by calling 947 20 91 41<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" What is reverse engineering? Reverse engineering is the best solution when you need to replicate a part, but there are no drawings available to do so. That is, when a prior CAD design is either nonexistent or insufficient. Procedure: From scanning to 3D solid. 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