3d scanning in West Yorkshire

Yes, this is much of our West Yorkshire work. We scan a worn or broken part to 0.04 mm and rebuild it as CAD, so it can be reproduced even when the maker is gone and no drawing survives. For a mill or manufacturer it turns a decades-old, undocumented part into workable geometry, so a machine that would otherwise be scrapped over one component keeps running.

Usually. We rebuild the intended shape in CAD rather than copying the wear or damage, so a worn, broken or partly missing part is often enough to recreate accurately, with a matching part or the machine helping. For a West Yorkshire firm it means even a poor surviving component can guide a sound replacement, reading the original form from what remains.

Yes. From textile-mill machinery to old production and engineering kit across the county, we reproduce worn and obsolete parts and fittings. For a West Yorkshire mill or firm it keeps specialist, long-serving machinery working when a part fails and nothing like it is still made, so production continues rather than a hard-to-replace machine being lost.

Not directly. Where a part bears load, we supply an accurate pattern for it to be cast or made in metal to the right standard, rather than printing it. Non-load-bearing parts we reproduce outright. For a West Yorkshire machine it means the running gear is made properly and safely, while we handle the many non-critical parts quickly.

Yes. Our scanners are portable, so we travel across the county to capture a part or a machine too large or fixed to move, at a mill, a factory or a works. For a West Yorkshire firm it means a machine or component can be scanned where it is, then worked on at our Essex workshop, while smaller parts are handled by post.

Always. There is no minimum order, so one part, pattern or inspection is a normal job, whether for a West Yorkshire mill, a manufacturer or a small workshop. Send the part or photos and dimensions, and we will price it clearly, usually the same day, so any West Yorkshire firm can keep a machine running with exactly the part it needs.

Tooling, fixtures and production parts digitised for quality control and replacement.