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AESUB Blue 3D scanning powder developer automatically evaporates.
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AESUB Blue 3D scanning powder developer automatically evaporates.
AESUB Blue 3D scanning powder (developer) has a layer thickness of 5-15µm. It is self-evaporating and developed and proven by scanning experts. The powder is pigment-free and will not damage the object. It can be thinly and evenly distributed on the surface of the scanned object. No cleaning time is required after scanning, which effectively saves time and costs and improves work efficiency. It can easily scan both transparent and reflective objects in 3D .
Product Features:
1. Automatic evaporation within 4 hours (heating and air circulation can speed up the process; temperatures above 25 °C will accelerate the evaporation rate of the sprayed powder).
2. Even fine structures can be easily scanned.
3. No cleaning required
4. Powder can be evenly distributed
5. No pigments
Application areas:
Applications include automotive, aerospace, energy, medical, architecture, design, art, reverse engineering, optical measurement research and development, process monitoring, inner layer scanning, measurement functions, surface inspection, etc.
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Application Examples:
Porsche headlights (reflective objects)
Mac Pro computer (electronics)
Click here to download product specifications (in English)
With AESUB scanning powder coating, you can enjoy the highest quality and most efficient 3D scanning projects. Contact us now to learn more about our products.
With AESUB scanning powder coating, you can enjoy the highest quality and most efficient 3D scanning projects. Contact us now to learn more about our products.
| capacity | 400ml/bottle |
| Place of origin | Germany |
| Main uses | Scanned objects |
| Precautions | Ensure good indoor air circulation during use. |
| Layer thickness | 5-15 µm |
| Storage temperature | 18°C-21°C (dry environment, avoid direct sunlight) |
| Safety Precautions | Keep away from heat sources and fire sources |
| Element | Propane, ethanol, n-hexane, hydrocarbons |