3D Scanning
Technology
High-accuracy, non-contact 3D scanning that captures the complete geometry of your component and validates it against your CAD model — before parts ever leave the factory. Magnus Sourcing uses metrology-grade structured-light and laser scanning to deliver full-surface dimensional proof, not just a handful of caliper readings.
What is 3D Scanning?
3D scanning is a non-contact metrology technique that uses structured blue light or laser to capture millions of surface points from a physical component, building a high-density digital "point cloud" and 3D mesh. That digital twin is then overlaid against the original CAD model to measure deviation across the entire surface - including complex freeform geometry, internal features, and organic shapes that traditional touch-probe tools cannot reach.
For our USA and global clients, this means every casting, forging, or machined part can be verified to micron-level accuracy and backed by a visual, auditable inspection report - sourced from India's finest manufacturers and delivered with complete confidence.
The Magnus Advantage
- Full-surface accuracy -millions of points, not a few checks
- Color deviation maps vs. CAD
- Faster First Article Inspection (FAI)
- Reverse engineering ready
- Fewer rejections & rework
What We
Inspect
Dimensional Accuracy (CAD vs. Part)
- Full surface-to-CAD comparison with color deviation mapping to confirm every feature falls within specified tolerances.
GD&T & Profile Verification
- Geometric dimensioning and tolerancing checks - flatness, profile, position, concentricity - across complex and freeform surfaces.
Warpage, Wear & Distortion
- Detection of shrinkage, warpage, and surface distortion in castings/forgings, plus wear analysis on used or sample parts for reverse engineering.
Our 3D Scanning
Process
Our 3D Scanning Process
- Pre-Inspection SetupMaterial property definition
- Scan & Data Capture
- Initial simulation runs
- Inspection Outputs
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