Take it.
Make it.

Your tool to get about anything done:
ZEISS T-SCAN hawk 2

Handheld precision, developed and produced by ZEISS

The portable T-SCAN hawk 2, the next-generation lightweight 3D laser scanner, comes with metrology-grade precision and remarkable ease of use. Whatever the task, wherever the job, this is a power tool that fits right in your hand.
Just take it and make it.

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Your perfect working distance

Control your working distance with a new projection mode – a red laser marker helps you to easily adjust for perfect scanning results.

T-SCAN hawk 2 for 3D scanning in aerospace

A solution that adapts to your workflow

The flow is yours – T-SCAN hawk 2 is intuitive to operate and adapts easily to the movement of your hand.

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Go big with the new satellite mode

T-SCAN hawk 2 is the first portable laser scanner with the new satellite mode to scan up to multiple meters. No need for the classical built-in photogrammetry with coded markers. No compromise on accuracy.

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ZEISS INSPECT – The all-in-one software for 3D inspection

T-SCAN hawk 2 operates with ZEISS INSPECT, the well established standard in 3D metrology and part of the ZEISS Quality Suite. For 14 days, enjoy your free trial of the full version of ZEISS INSPECT.

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Features

Switching between different tasks

T-SCAN hawk 2 features seamless adjustments for resolution and field of view. Whether small parts, fine details, larger objects or deep pockets, confined spaces or hard-to-reach areas, this 3D laser scanner does the job.

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Getting started is easy

Carl Zeiss GOM Metrology GmbH is an accredited laboratory in the fields of calibration of length and coordinate standards for optical metrology.

Each T-SCAN hawk 2 system is delivered with three DAkkS-calibrated, traceable length standards and one DAkkS-calibrated, traceable coordinate standard which are used for system qualification.

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Operate with a push of a button

T-SCAN hawk 2 features four buttons to start and navigate your workflow directly. No need to operate the software separately on your laptop.

T-SCAN hawk 2 for 3D scanning in automotive

Strong on dark and shiny surfaces

T-SCAN hawk 2 supports scanning on a wide range of materials and surfaces, delivering 3D measurement data with the highest precision.

Accessories

Ready to take on many applications

Maintenance

  • 3D inspection of dents, corrosion and damage
  • 3D scanning and remanufacturing of legacy parts
  • Indoor and outdoor, in rugged and harsh environments
  • Wear monitoring

Reverse engineering

  • From shape to CAD
  • Archiving tools and cultural heritage
  • Everything from small details to very large repairing of parts
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Quality Control

  • Actual comparison with CAD
  • Functional dimensioning
  • Shop floor inspection
  • Reducing the number of iterations in your process
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Design

  • Digitize complex shapes and physical objects
  • Design modification
  • Interior design
  • 3D visualisation
T-SCAN hawk 2 for 3D scanning in automotive

Industries

  • Automotive, shipping, railway and aerospace
  • Energy generation, oil and gas industry
  • Agriculture, forestry and mining
  • Heavy industry, mold and machine manufacturing
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T-SCAN hawk 2 for 3D scanning in automotive
T-SCAN hawk 2 for 3D scanning in automotive
T-SCAN hawk 2 for 3D scanning in aerospace

Technical Data

High-speed scanning
Included (multiple blue laser crosses)
Deep pockets
Included (single blue laser line)
Flexible depth of field
Included (on-object distance radar)
Detailed scan
Included
One-shot sensor calibration
Included (Hyperscale)
Large parts
Included (Satellite mode, no coded markers required)
Carbon-fibre lengths standards
Certified (DAkks / ILAC) (1)
Volumetric accuracy
0.02 mm + 0.015 mm/m (2)
Laser class (IEC 60825-1:2014)
Class 2 (eye-safe)
Weight
< 1kg
Cable
10m (ultra-light)
Software
ZEISS Quality Suite / ZEISS INSPECT
Full remote workflow
Supported

(1) D-K-21312-01-00 according to DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018
(2) Acceptance Test based on ISO 10360

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