ZEISS Comet 6

The ZEISS Comet 6 scanning system is a modular tabletop system. It offers both high detail and maximised speeds, available as a 8MP or 16MP model.

With advanced measuring speeds and powerful LED optics, the Zeiss Comet 6 brings high end technology to tabletop 3D scanning.

However complex and detailed the parts you wish to scan are, the Comet 6 can provide precise 3D measurements, giving you rapid, accurate data. This scanner uses the Zeiss colin3D software platform to ensure a consistently excellent level of scanning performance.

Using 3D intelligent light control (ILC), the Comet 6 adapts to localised light conditions to minimise undesirable effects such as glare. It does this quickly and efficiently, in real-time sync mode. Measurement times are stunningly short, under a second even at high resolutions.

The Comet 6 16M renders high levels of detail with its 16 megapixel camera, enabling precision digitisation of finely-structured objects and elaborate shapes.

Although technically advanced, the Zeiss Comet 6 is also extremely user-friendly. You can easily adjust its sensor via its intuitive operator interface, and it is compact and ergonomic for smooth handling.

The design is modular, and uses single-camera technology, enabling quick and easy changes, according to your     needs. In just a few, simple steps, you can change settings for a fresh field of view, requiring no modifications or additional sensors.

These features all contribute to the time-saving qualities of the Zeiss Comet 6 and its flexible functionality.

• Available in 8 or 16 megapixel models (the 8MP model is faster)
• Flexible measuring volumes from 80mm to 1200mm
• You can use it with photogrammetry
• It scans a broad range of surfaces at a variety of resolutions
• It uses adaptive fringe projection technology
• You can automate it using an optional rotary table
• It takes measurements rapidly
• It scans in large volume with high accuracy.

Typical Applications:

• Quality control/inspection
• Product design
• Reverse engineering
• Mould and die production
• Historical and cultural assets
• Automotive scanning
• Intricate shapes such as coins and medals
• Injection moulded parts
• High resolution.