Quality control of manufactured products and tooling in production using 3D scanning

In the modern manufacturing process, quality control of manufactured products plays a key role in ensuring the competitiveness and reliability of goods. One of the most effective methods, which is already being actively implemented by hundreds of companies, is 3D scanning. This innovative approach significantly improves the accuracy, speed and cost of control, which in turn contributes to improving the quality of products.

What is 3D scanning?

3D scanning is the process of creating a digital model of an object using special equipment that captures its geometric parameters. Scanners can be of various types: laser, optical and contact. The received data is processed using software, which allows you to obtain the exact dimensions, shapes and other characteristics of the product.

Advantages of 3D scanning in quality control

• 3D scanners provide high accuracy and detail, which makes it possible to detect even minor deviations from the set parameters.
• Processing speed: The scanning process takes significantly less time compared to traditional inspection methods, which allows you to speed up the production cycle.
• Process automation: Modern 3D scanning systems can be integrated into automated lines, which minimizes the human factor and increases the reliability of control.
• Data analysis: The 3D models obtained can be used for further analysis, which allows not only to identify defects, but also to evaluate production processes.
• Cost reduction: by improving product quality and reducing the number of defects, companies can significantly reduce the cost of production and return of goods.

Application of 3D scanning in production

3D scanning is widely used in various industries, from automotive and aircraft manufacturing to medical equipment and consumer goods. For example, in the automotive industry, this method allows you to control the geometry of bodies and parts, which is crucial for ensuring the safety and reliability of cars.

Tooling quality control

Check not only the products, but also the means of production. You can control the wear of consumables and accessories, such as injection molds and molds, by comparing their digital copies with the original model.

Implement 3D scanning

Keep up with the competition. Product and tooling quality control using RangeVision 3D scanning systems is not just a trend, but a necessity for modern high-precision manufacturing. The software on which our scanners run, RV 3D Studio, allows you to make a comparative analysis with a sample or upload a model to work in other editors. By investing in 3D scanning, companies are taking a step into a future where quality and efficiency are becoming the main competitive advantages.