Equipment & software
Optical capture, scan-to-CAD modelling, polymer printing, laser cutting and flatbed UV printing at the Newark studio.
| Process | Equipment & software | Used for |
|---|---|---|
| Optical capture | Artec Leo, Space Spider and Micro | Capture surface geometry from physical objects. |
| Scan processing & CAD | Artec Studio, Geomagic Design X and SolidWorks | Process capture data and develop CAD geometry. |
| Polymer printing | Ultimaker and Nexa | Filament and resin prototype work. |
| Laser cutting & engraving | Trotec Q500 | Profiles and surface detail in suitable non-metals. |
| Flatbed UV printing | Mimaki JFX 200-2513 EX | Artwork on suitable flat materials. |
Equipment listed by Panoramix Design
Optical capture
- Equipment & software
- Artec Leo, Space Spider and Micro
- Used for
- Capture surface geometry from physical objects.
Scan processing & CAD
- Equipment & software
- Artec Studio, Geomagic Design X and SolidWorks
- Used for
- Process capture data and develop CAD geometry.
Polymer printing
- Equipment & software
- Ultimaker and Nexa
- Used for
- Filament and resin prototype work.
Laser cutting & engraving
- Equipment & software
- Trotec Q500
- Used for
- Profiles and surface detail in suitable non-metals.
Flatbed UV printing
- Equipment & software
- Mimaki JFX 200-2513 EX
- Used for
- Artwork on suitable flat materials.
Capture and digital development
The original website lists Artec Leo, Space Spider and Micro 3D scanners, supported by Artec Studio, Geomagic Design X and SolidWorks. These support capture and CAD development across a range of object sizes and purposes.
Fabrication and print
The published equipment includes a Trotec Q500 laser cutter/engraver, a Mimaki JFX 200-2513 EX flat-bed UV printer, and Ultimaker and Nexa 3D printers. Available processes and materials should be confirmed against your particular brief.
Choose equipment for the job
Machine names alone do not establish a tolerance, material compatibility or turnaround. Send the object or design details and tell us what the output must achieve so the team can assess the appropriate route.
Availability, material suitability and job requirements are confirmed when the work is scoped.
Discuss your requirements
Start with a sketch, photo, part or model. Tell us what you need it to do; we can discuss the next step.