Even in stifling heat (40°C outside and an overheated production hall inside), scanning doesn’t stop. Our teams were recently at the Papeterie Le Bourray mill near Le Mans, France, to scan a machine for MECABRIDE.
In these demanding conditions, modern measurement technology fully proved its added value:
- Maximum time savings: 3D scanning kept on-site time to an absolute minimum, with the operator only needing to manually record the most critical control measurements.
- Absolute precision: This process saves time and creates a highly accurate foundation for subsequent design and production phases.
- Team success: A big shout-out to Simon Fickers and Patrick Drömmer for the great teamwork on-site.
The captured data is now heading to the Nevsky.be office for processing. Capturing reality isn’t just about technology—it’s about adapting to the toughest environments to deliver high-quality data no matter what!
Photo/Sven Breuer
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