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The mixing blades are fixed to the inner wall of the mixing tank or the mixing arm to drive the movement of the concrete being mixed. Long-term use can easily lead to blade damage or deformation of the curved surface, which affects work efficiency and results. Therefore, it's important to check the base of the blades to understand any deformation.
On-site physical photo
The scanned sample has large curve amplitudes and a wide scanning area. The client needs to determine any abnormalities that appear after a certain period of use, and they require high efficiency to quickly complete the scanning and inspection work. Right now, handheld 3D laser scanners, which are accurate, fast, portable, easy to operate, and provide real-time visual measurements, are a great choice.
STL Data Chart
STL Data Chart
According to the customer's request and the scanned sample, our engineers used the handheld 3D scanner to perform a full 3D scan of the mixing blade. The 3D scanner automatically locates target points and quickly collects high-precision point cloud data. The collected data is imported into 3D inspection software for analysis of each surface point at the root, checking how well the surface distance deviations meet requirements. A simple and easy-to-understand data report can be exported for the customer to compare and reference, helping to identify problem areas. This helps customers quickly present issues and provides reference data for solutions.
Comparison Chart
