In manufacturing, some parts are just too big, too heavy, or too complex for traditional…
Have you ever tried to inspect a part that’s simply too large for conventional measurement tools? Or needed to reverse engineer an OEM component because lead times were holding up production?
That’s where the ZEISS hawk 2 steps in. Designed for flexibility and speed, this optical 3D scanning system makes it easy to measure, model, and reverse engineer components of virtually any size — right on your shop floor.
Large Parts, No Problem
Traditional inspection methods often hit their limits when parts get big — think heavy equipment, castings, or entire vehicle assemblies. With the ZEISS hawk 2, that limitation disappears.
The process is straightforward:
- Place reference points on or around your part.
- Begin scanning to capture detailed surface data.
- Generate a digital clone of your part in 3D.
The result? A high-resolution digital model that can be used for inspection, reverse engineering, or quality verification.
Reverse Engineering Made Simple
When OEM lead times stretch too long or replacement parts are no longer available, reverse engineering becomes critical. The hawk 2 enables you to capture the precise geometry of legacy components, empowering your team to design and manufacture accurate replacements without delay.
Real Example: Scanning a Forklift
In this demonstration, we used the ZEISS hawk 2 to scan a forklift — a perfect example of a large, complex part that would be difficult to measure with traditional tools. In minutes, we captured its geometry in stunning detail, ready for digital inspection or CAD comparison.
Bring 3D Scanning to Your Workflow
Whether you’re dealing with oversized parts, complex geometries, or missing OEM data, the ZEISS hawk 2 makes precision accessible. Fast, accurate, and remarkably easy to use — it’s redefining what’s possible in optical metrology.
Want to see how the ZEISS hawk 2 can help you?