Pre-owned, three-dimensional metrology equipment offering precise measurements of physical objects is available on the market. This equipment typically employs a probe to gather data points from a workpiece’s surface, creating a digital representation for quality control, inspection, and reverse engineering applications. Examples include bridge-type, cantilever, and horizontal arm configurations, each suited to different measurement tasks and workpiece sizes.
Acquiring such pre-owned equipment can provide significant cost savings compared to new models, allowing businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises, to access advanced metrology capabilities. This enables improved quality control, reduced waste, and enhanced product development processes. Historically, access to this level of precision was limited to larger corporations, but the secondary market has democratized access to these powerful tools. The growing emphasis on precision manufacturing across diverse industries further underscores the value of this technology.
