Pricing is based on the type of technical resources required to provide your solution. Each of the following criteria may also affect the ultimate cost of your project:
Whenever possible, we recommend that parts be shipped to us for in-house scanning in order to provide the most cost-effective solution. In those cases which necessitate off-site measurement, we can bring our equipment to you.
In-house projects (where your parts are shipped to our facility) can range from a few hundred dollars for a point cloud of a single simple part, to thousands of dollars for high-end reverse engineering of complex components into highly engineered models.
Pricing for off-site work (where our engineers bring our equipment to your location) can vary greatly depending on the required resources and related travel costs.
This diagram outlines various projects and defines relative levels of part complexity:
Simple Parts - relatively smooth with limited detail, no undercuts, or sharp edges | |||
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Mannequin |
Golf Club |
Gun Stock |
Skateboard Part |
Detailed Parts - details and features which must be accurately represented | |||
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Bike Seat |
Pelvis Bone |
Picture Frame |
Wood Moulding |
Complex Parts - significant detail and complex features and/or relatively small size | |||
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Angel Sculpture |
Artery |
Car Grill |
Toy Cowboy |
We generally require images of your object to establish a quote. In some cases, we may need the actual part to provide a firm, accurate quote for your project.
The finish or reflectivity of your part may also impact not only the price but the feasibility of the project. For optimal results, we spray a water-soluble talc over the surface to be scanned. If your part is made of a reflective material and cannot be sprayed, then it may either add to the complexity of the part or may even make it impossible to process.
For most projects expected timeframes are as follows. However, for larger or more complex parts, or parts that require engineering services, delivery times may be longer.
Project completion timeframe, outlined generally below:
Note: All pricing is subject to availability and the estimated time required to accurately complete the scope of work.