Colour map of the deviation
Green within tolerance, yellow to red too much material, turquoise to blue missing material. The original can be overlaid semi-transparently.
Upload the intraoral scan or the print file and the scan of the printed model. Both are aligned and compared automatically. That way you see whether the model matches the mouth before a splint or restoration is made on it.
In the browser, no installation · pass/fail for free · uploaded scans are deleted after the computation
Green within tolerance, yellow to red too much material, turquoise to blue missing material. The original can be overlaid semi-transparently.
Every spot outside tolerance numbered, with largest deviation, area in mm² and volume in mm³.
How much area and volume lies in which range — separated into “missing” and “too much”.
Alignment and evaluation use only the marked surface. Base, underside or holder distort nothing.
Several parts against the same reference part — sorted by largest deviation, as table and CSV.
The findings break the deviation down into offset, scale per axis, warp and local spots and name the typical causes — for resin, FDM, powder and metal printing, injection moulding, milling, casting and thermoforming, with classification, tell-tale sign, remedy and source.
Every inspection filed with date, batch, report and photos — the inspection report with header data and signature fields.
One intraoral scan, two printers: colour map and finding show which model fits and what to do. The model has to be right first, then the splint is made on it.
With test specimens for your printer and your material we determine which gap between die and model you have to enter in the CAD software: dies seat fully, do not rock and can be pulled without tools. On request you receive the values as a ready-made file to import.
For labs that regularly inspect delivered parts or printed models: DCAD-X QM runs on your computer, the scans stay in house. Store the reference part once, then check every delivery in minutes — with an inspection report per delivery.
Scan the original once and file it in the library with name, article number, supplier and tolerance.
Mark only the surface that matters — for example the functional side of a part without its base.
Scan the delivered parts and drag them in as STL — one or the whole batch at once.
Pass/fail per part, colour map, defect spots and tables — as an inspection report to print or as PDF.
Often only part of the surface counts — the functional side of a part, not base, underside or holder. You mark the area once in the 3D editor; it is saved with the reference part and used for alignment and evaluation on every delivery.
Header data with reference part, article number, supplier and batch, the overall result “n of m pass”, the overview per part and for each part colour map, photos, deviation classes and defect spots. With fields for inspection and release — to print or as PDF.
Price to be announced
Request a demoA lab scanner that outputs STL — the 3Shape D1000 is proven. Handheld scanners are only sufficient for coarse deviations from about 0.1 mm.
As accurate as the scan. Scan the original twice and compare both scans: the scatter shows the measurement accuracy of your workflow. The tolerance should be at least three times as large.
You mark the evaluation area in the 3D editor — by rectangle from a view, by click up to the edge or with the brush. Everything else is left out of alignment and evaluation.
With the program on your computer: scans, results and inspection reports never leave the lab. For the online analysis our server in Germany does the computing; the uploaded scans are deleted after the computation, the result stays in your account until you delete it.
Upload dataset and scan in the online analysis — or send us the scan of an original and a few delivered parts and we show you the result and the inspection report of the program.