Reverse engineering
Recreate a part digitally when there is no blueprint, so you can reproduce or improve it.
Turn physical objects into digital geometry for redesign, reproduction and measurement-led inspection, even when no blueprint exists.
A 3D scan records the shape of a real object as digital geometry. RPT 3D uses scanning for reverse engineering when drawings are missing, for quality inspection, and for redesign and reproduction of existing parts.
Scan data can feed straight into CAD, 3D printing or vacuum casting, so a worn part, a handmade form or a reference object can become a new, improved product.
Recreate a part digitally when there is no blueprint, so you can reproduce or improve it.
Compare a made part with its design intent using measurement-led scan data.
Use scan data as the starting point to modify, scale or remake an object.
Capture detailed items such as jewellery, art pieces and heritage objects.
Share the size, material, surface and what you need the scan for.
We capture the geometry with a setup suited to the object.
Scan data is cleaned and prepared for inspection, CAD work or printing.
Reproduce the part with 3D printing or vacuum casting, redesign it, or inspect it.
Reverse engineering recreates a digital model of an existing object, usually from scan data, so it can be measured, modified or reproduced when no drawing is available.
Accuracy depends on the object size, surface, scanner and setup. RPT 3D scanning information cites accuracy of up to 10 microns for suitable work, and we confirm what is realistic for your part before starting.
Yes. Detailed scans of intricate items such as jewellery pieces are part of the service, depending on the object and surface.
You can use it for CAD modelling, inspection, 3D printing, vacuum casting or redesign of the original part.
Call +91 77778 85399, write to info@rpt3d.in or use the enquiry form with a description and photos of the object.
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