ACHIEVEMENTS

Notre client Danny, nous a demandé de faire le scan d'un logo de réservoir d'une Harley Davidson. Nous lui avons fourni le fichier STL nettoyé sortant juste à la fin de la session de scan ! If you also want to save time in your new product development, manufacturing and quality control processes, call on our services for: -       3D SCANNER - 

We reverse engineered a stainless steel shell for our client Best H2O. A great project that our team loved working on! Best H2O is a solution center for water treatment handling and dehydration, as well as service and optimization of existing industrial equipment.  

Now, we are telling you about this time when we accompanied a client who wanted to do the reverse engineering of a part himself. The part in question being a large foundry part (casting), representing a gearbox (Gear box) and its lid, you can imagine that the challenge was daunting! We therefore offered him a solution to make his task easier and

Here an example of FULL reverse engineering achievement for our good client GSR construction! ? The mission: to deliver a brand new grinder shaft, simply from the old part. We first scanned the shaft, produced 3D and then 2D drawings, and launched the machining of a brand new part based on our 2Ds. We even inspected the part using PolyWorks

Here is the result of our latest mandate for Industrie MR, the 3D scan and reverse engineering of a foundry part! ?  Specialized in the machining of large parts, the company regularly uses the services of 3DPS to perform the reverse engineering of various cast iron parts for the manufacture of moulds.

Another project to our name! Industries MR in Acton Vale recently contacted us for the complete reverse engineering of a shaft on a cardboard roll machine. It may sound simple, but in reality, it is a very complex part! In fact, its structure allows air to flow from one end of the machine to the other. It also supplies a pneumatic clutch system,

Earlier this year, Équipements G.D.L. entrusted us with the complete reverse engineering of a series of doors and barriers for the pork industry.  Another great challenge for us! Here is an overview of the steps required to complete such a project:  1. Scan the part, clean the scan and generate the meshing (STL file) 2. Align the STL file to

Another great achievement for 3D Preciscan! Our client TM Demers commissioned us to perform the scan and reverse engineering of 2 other GE brand elevator motors, installed in the Intact tower in Montreal! Interesting fact! These engines are over 70 years old and are still in great working order, even after so many years! Our 3D Scan will

Black Haze Workshop entrusted us with the reverse engineering of a VW 2.5L 5-cylinder engine called 07K. Our client, who seeks to develop high-performance components, chose this highly robust and affordable engine as a working base. They specifically wish to adapt a turbo engine, a project that will require designing an exhaust manifold. That's

Recently, we have been working on a good example of what we can offer as a COMPLETE reverse-engineering service: 1. 3D scan 2. 3D Reverse Engineering 3. 3D re-building 4. Creation of 2D This time, it is a splined shaft that came under the keen eye of our scan, at the request of our client, RIDD. We leave you with these images which illustrate

We were mandated by TM Demers to carry out the partial reverse engineering of a KONE elevator motor, installed at the University Hospital of Montreal. Our client had to rely on our scan to design, manufacture and install the engine protection guards according to the safety standards in force. The objective was in fact to improve the installation

The Institut de Technologie Agroalimentaire contracted 3D PreciScan for the reverse engineering of an iQ concrete saw cover, which had been partially burned during operation. The task: to scan the part in order to reconstruct it from a 3D scan, using new plastic with a flame retardant. We are proud to present another example where the

This project is definitely one of the top 3 largest scans we've conducted! Our client, W. Côté in Mercier, entrusted 3D PreciScan with the 3D scan of the front frame of its HITACHI ZW150. Thanks to the images generated by our scan, our client was able to design the fastener supports needed to adapt the equipment for snow removal

Our client Usimétal benefitted from our complete reverse engineering service on a gear part of one of its machine tools: 3D Scan 3D Reconstruction Inspection As a bonus, we provided them with a colorimetry report in which the reconstructed 3D scan was superimposed onto the original scan. Gear part to scan: 3D scan of the gear

3D PreciScan was contracted to scan a broken remote control and create a 3D reconstruction which would act as the model for 3D printing. Our client's plastic printing supplier (L'Atelier 3D) needed an original 3D model in order to reconstruct the broken remote control. Thanks to our reconstructed 3D scan of the remote, L'Atelier 3D was able to

3D PreciScan was entrusted by Yves, a private individual, for the reverse engineering of an aluminum cover. Aluminum cover to scan : Scan of the inside of the cover: Our client needed the cover remade in a simplified model in order to adapt it to a new application. 3D PreciScan scanned the part and performed reverse engineering on the

Les Moules Samco Inc. entrusted 3D PreciScan with the reverse engineering of a wig head whose mould was over 60 years old and was due to be replaced. Result of the head scan: Surface meshing of the wig head: Result of the head in surface 3D modelling: Colorimetry inspection report: We compared the white scanned head (reference) and

3D PreciScan received a request for a demo from Nomad Van, a Beloeil-based company, to obtain the scan of a 2020 extended Ford Transit cargo space. Original part to scan: Scanned original part: The Nomad Van team, eager to offer a precise development plan that meets the needs of its clients, wishes to go digital in order to conceptualize

3D PreciScan was hired by Ben Custom Fabric under the recommendation of PEP FAB to scan a Golf VR6 gearbox casing. Reverse engineering was required on the entire casing. Following a discussion with the client, we understood that we needed only scan the machined areas. We therefore provided them with the scan of relevant parts in order to cut down

3D PreciScan visited Services d'usinage Robert in Saint-Hyacinthe to scan the part (centrifuge), reconstruct the model, and deliver a detailed 2D plan displaying all sides for part machining in a block of steel. Services d'usinage Robert is specialized in manufacturing and repairing machine parts and industrial equipment.