Fabrication service
3D scanning and discontinued spare parts
We scan existing parts to assess reproduction or improvement, combining a shape reference with reverse engineering and spare-part manufacture.
Recover a shape when no file is available
Scanning records a part’s geometry. Turning that reference into a spare requires review of function, material and fits: recording the shape does not guarantee that a copy will work identically.
How we work with you
We start with the available part and distinguish scanning, model reconstruction and manufacture. If the reference is worn or incomplete, we review missing information before proposing reproduction.
What we can do
- · Scanning and reverse engineering
- · Reproducing the spare part
Who it's for
- · Restoration
- · Equipment maintenance
What we need to quote
Share photographs and dimensions, the part’s function and the components it fits. Tell us whether it is complete, what needs recovering and the quantity required.
Questions about your project
Does scanning a part guarantee an identical spare?
Not on its own. Share the part, its function and fit requirements. The service covers scanning, reverse engineering and reproduction, but the spare's material and requirements must be reviewed.
Can you work without the spare part’s 3D file?
Yes. An existing part can provide a reference for scanning and reverse engineering. Before reproducing it, we review material, function and fit areas.
What should I send for a quote?
Share photographs and dimensions, the part’s function and the components it fits. Tell us whether it is complete, what needs recovering and the quantity required.