3D Scan Spray Comparison Test - 3D scanning preparation

Sometimes surfaces are non cooperative surfaces and are difficult to scan because of their optical properties. Most common are problems with transparent, black or shiny surfaces using optical 3D scanners. Fortunately there are quite a lot of good products on the market to solve this problems. This is our internal comparison test we did for us. Maybe it will help more people with their choice.

[@treadless_co]

Very indepth and useful. Thanks for going into detail, and showing various products!

[@3dscanacademy76]

Thank you for the feed back

[@treadless_co]

@@3dscanacademy76 I've been testing attblime and aesub, and came to a similar conclusion. I now prefer the aesub orange because of the high uniformity and thin coating thickness. The orange leaves enough time to scan edges of parts. I found the attblime to be a good deal coarser than the orange. If you're watching this video, its worth comparing brands yourself as well. The main thing to avoid is spraying the part white...with any spray this will take ages to sublimate.

[@3dscanacademy76]

@@treadless_co Try Tarnish 50 as well. I guarantee you'll like it.

[@ChrisForceFoodShow]

Sehr gut!

[@ArjunSharma-wi3jp]

which one would be best for scannign titanium

[@treadless_co]

I would love to see the ATTBLIME ABzero as well. In production line scanning, a quick sublimating spray can be essential.

[@3dscanacademy76]

There will follow more content about surface treatment. ABzero will be not next but might be interesting for test.

[@arthardware5560]

good in depth review, if you could put product list in notes that would be great! thanks

[@3dscanacademy76]

We consider that after the feedback we received

[@3dcadcamtechnologyltd.3den98]

REFLECON good sprey

[@gladiatormechs5574]

How about coating with talcom powder..

[@3dscanacademy76]

Working fine but problem is a thin layer coating