Creaform has announced the release of HandySCAN AEROPACK, a 3D scanning solution suite that addresses the specific challenges of aircraft quality control, such as assessing damage from hailstorms or aircraft incidents as well as flap and spoiler inspections. The HandySCAN AEROPACK can also be used for reverse engineering, maintenance and repair operations, and designing hard-to-acquire spare parts. The HandySCAN AEROPACK solution includes: HandySCAN 3D: The aerospace industry’s leading metrology-grade, portable 3D scanner designed to acquire accurate, repeatable and reliable measurements — even in difficult environments, such as aircraft hangers or shop floors, and with both complex surfaces and parts of all sizes. SmartDENT 3D: An aircraft surface inspection software for assessing aircraft flaps, spoilers, fuselage, etc. VXinspect: A dimensional inspection software module for quality control workflows and inspection reports. VXmodel: A post-treatment software module to finalize and further process 3D scan data in any CAD solution. Intuitive and easy to use by operators of any skill level, HandySCAN AEROPACK is said to make quality control and reverse engineering processes very efficient by reducing user impact on measurement results and accelerating generation time for final reports or CAD designs. Featuring unmatched performance, HandySCAN AEROPACK never compromises on diagnosis results or safety. HandySCAN 3D is listed in the Airbus Technical Equipment Manual, which is referenced in its Structure Repair Manual. It is also part of Boeing’s Service Letter, meaning it can be used for recording physical attributes of aircraft dents of all Boeing commercial airplanes. “The aerospace industry is facing increasing challenges due to manufacturers’ accelerated innovation, stricter regulatory standards, heightened concerns for passenger safety, mounting costs of grounded aircraft, and profitability targets,” explained Jérôme-Alexandre Lavoie, product manager at Creaform. “Because the HandySCAN AEROPACK package was developed with these challenges in mind, aircraft and MRO companies can tackle them head on with our solution suite.” www.creaform3d.com Mike Richardson Tags Creaform 3d scanning Inspection metrology Share This Article Tweet Share Share Share Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter Related Articles Creaform to showcase 3D scanning and printing at Formnext Creaform expands European coverage of its CUBE-R Creaform HandySCAN 3D scanner meets Boeing’s requirements Most recent Articles WEAF launches its first Virtual Hydrogen Summit Aero 2021 to be held in the summer Aerospace businesses encouraged to act now on EU trade rules Share This Article Tweet Share Share Share Subscribe to our FREE Newsletter
