3D scanner accuracy
0.030mm
Measures per second
480,000
3D printing envelope, 0.1mm accuracy
500 × 500 × 500mm

3D scanning can greatly benefit organisations working in manufacturing, engineering, design, development, surveying or testing. It can be applied at any point in a typical manufacturing cycle, saving time, money and material, and results in higher quality, better fitting parts that are less costly to manufacture.

3D scanning

Portable, metrology-grade laser scanning

RPC has purchased and installed the latest technology in 3D Scanning Systems in the Batam, Indonesia facility. The system is totally portable and provides full laser scanning capability. Combined with powerful software, it can produce detailed comparisons between CAD models and inspection results and create solid surface CAD models to the most exacting client requirements, either onsite or at the client's facility.

The scanner is accurate to 0.030mm with a measurement rate of 480,000 measures/second, can scan any surface without the need for surface preparation, and is unaffected by the measurement environment. It also provides reverse engineering — translating scanned data into CAD data for CNC machining, 3D printing or any major CAD software package.

Portable 3D laser scanner in use

CNC

CNC machining, profiling and tooling

CNC machining at Broadmeadow; CNC profiling for plugs and tooling; and CNC-cut tooling and patterns at Batam for the marine and transport industries — from Riviera yacht hull, deck and flybridge patterns to single-use moulds for ship-hull test models. General machining (lathe, mill, drill) at Seven Hills.

Riviera yacht tooling, moulds and finished yacht (grid)

3D printing

Prototypes from SolidWorks models

Our Broadmeadow facility 3D prints prototypes from SolidWorks models, with a 500 × 500 × 500mm envelope and 0.1mm accuracy.

3D printer producing a prototype part

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