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3D scanners, Laser Handheld 3D Scanner, Metrology for quality control · Blue Laser / Infrared VCSEL

Shining3D FreeScan Combo 3D Scanner – 0.02mm Accuracy | Dual-Mode Laser + Infrared

The Shining3D FreeScan Combo is a dual-mode handheld 3D scanner combining blue laser and infrared VCSEL in a 620 g package, achieving up to 0.02 mm accuracy for metrology, reverse engineering and inspection.

  • ✓ 0.02 mm point accuracy — traceable figures for first-article and in-process inspection
  • ✓ Dual light source — 26-line blue laser + marker-free infrared VCSEL in one device
  • ✓ Four scan modes — deep bores to large assemblies without switching hardware
  • ✓ Authorized Shining3D reseller — US install, training and a demo on your parts included
Price held 7 days after order.
Install + training included Demo on your parts
0.02 mm point accuracy
2.25M points / second
Demo first on your own parts
US install training included

What your metrology engineer actually checks

Accuracy you can sign off

The FreeScan Combo holds 0.02 mm accuracy with a dual-mode laser and infrared tracking — a fixed metrology spec you can put in an inspection report, not a marketing estimate. Volumetric accuracy stays stable across large parts, so QC sign-off doesn't turn into an argument.

An applications engineer on the line

Send us your actual parts for a sample scan before you buy, and get scan-to-CAD workflow and calibration support after. You reach engineers who run metrology and AM inspection — not a remote ticket queue. Sub-4h reply, NDA standard.

0.02 mm
Point Accuracy
0.02+0.033 mm/m
Volumetric Accuracy
1.86M pts/s
Scan Speed
0.05 mm
Min Point Distance
About this product

Shining3D FreeScan Combo is a dual-mode handheld 3D scanner that combines a 26-line blue laser with an infrared VCSEL source in a 7.6×2.5×2.1 in / 193×63×53 mm, 620 g / 1.37 lb body. Laser mode delivers up to 0.02 mm point accuracy for metrology and reverse engineering; infrared mode captures feature-rich parts marker-free at 2,250,000 pts/s. Four scan modes cover deep bores to large assemblies without switching hardware.

Shining3D FreeScan Combo 3D scanner - 26-line multi-line blue laser mode scanning an industrial part
26-line blue laser mode — high-speed 0.02 mm surface capture.

Why engineers choose the FreeScan Combo

Four things metrology and reverse-engineering teams verify before committing.

0.02 mm metrology accuracy

Point accuracy to 0.02 mm and volumetric 0.02+0.033 mm/m in blue-laser mode — traceable figures for first-article and in-process inspection, not marketing estimates.

Dual light source, one device

26-line blue laser for precision plus infrared VCSEL for marker-free speed — switch modes in software instead of buying and calibrating two separate scanners.

Marker-free infrared capture

Infrared VCSEL scans feature-rich parts at 2,250,000 pts/s across a 23.6×23.6 in / 600×600 mm field — no adhesive targets to place, register or clean off afterward.

620 g handheld, deep-bore reach

At 7.6×2.5×2.1 in / 193×63×53 mm and 620 g / 1.37 lb, single-line mode reaches deep bores and cavities that fixed CMMs and larger scanners cannot.

How Additive Plus delivers it

Every FreeScan Combo ships as a working inspection process, not just a case.

Step 01
Specced to your parts

Scan modes, accuracy targets and software (EXScan Pro plus your inspection platform) confirmed with an applications engineer before the order ships.

Step 02
Installed and trained on-site

US-based installation and operator training from California — your team runs the first scan and the calibration check with our engineer.

Step 03
Scan-to-CAD workflow set up

Your reverse-engineering or QC pipeline into Geomagic Design X, PolyWorks or CATIA — validated on your own parts before hand-off.

Dual light source: when to use laser vs. infrared

Blue laser scanning delivers metrology-grade 0.02 mm accuracy for inspection and reverse engineering. Infrared VCSEL scanning is marker-free — for feature-rich workpieces where placing adhesive targets is impractical — and covers a larger 23.6×23.6 in / 600×600 mm field at higher throughput (2.25M pts/s). Use laser for precision work; use infrared for speed and marker-free capture on complex surfaces.

Shining3D FreeScan Combo 3D scanner - infrared VCSEL mode marker-free large-surface capture
Infrared VCSEL mode — marker-free capture on feature-rich parts.

Four scan modes in one device

  • Multi-line laser (26 lines): 1,860,000 pts/s across a 20.5×20.1 in / 520×510 mm field. High-speed surface capture on large workpieces; handles dark and low-reflectance surfaces without spray.
  • Fine scan (7 parallel laser lines): smaller scanning area, resolves tight features and fine surface detail. Use for small components or complex geometry.
  • Single-line laser: optimized beam angle for deep bores and cavity data capture where multi-line modes cannot reach.
  • Infrared VCSEL: no markers required, 2,250,000 pts/s, 23.6×23.6 in / 600×600 mm field, max scan depth 48.8 in / 1,240 mm. Fastest mode for large, feature-rich assemblies.

Typical applications

Where inspection and RE teams run the FreeScan Combo today.

Metrology & inspection
First-article, in-process, CMM offload
Reverse engineering
Legacy parts to CAD, no drawings
Additive manufacturing
As-built deviation, printed-part QC
Automotive & motorsport
Body panels, castings, tooling
Aerospace & heavy industry
Blades, housings, large assemblies
Heritage & tooling archive
Molds, masters, digital archiving
Shining3D FreeScan Combo 3D scanner - 7-line fine scan mode for complex geometry
Fine scan — 7 parallel laser lines.
Shining3D FreeScan Combo 3D scanner - single-line laser mode for deep bore and cavity scanning
Single-line — deep bores and cavities.
Shining3D FreeScan Combo 3D scanner - infrared VCSEL marker-free mode
Infrared VCSEL — marker-free, large FOV.

Technical specifications

  • Point accuracy: up to 0.02 mm (blue-laser mode)
  • Volumetric accuracy: 0.02 + 0.033 mm/m
  • Scan rate: 1,860,000 pts/s (laser) · 2,250,000 pts/s (infrared)
  • Light source: 26-line / 7-line / single-line blue laser · infrared VCSEL
  • Point distance: 0.05–10 mm (laser) · 0.1–3 mm (infrared)
  • Single-frame FOV: 20.5×20.1 in / 520×510 mm (laser) · 23.6×23.6 in / 600×600 mm (infrared)
  • Working distance: 7.9–11.8 in / 200–300 mm
  • Max scan depth: 48.8 in / 1,240 mm (infrared)
  • Dimensions: 7.6×2.5×2.1 in / 193×63×53 mm
  • Weight: 620 g / 1.37 lb
  • Interface: USB 3.0 (12 V, 5.0 A)
  • Laser class: Class II (eye-safe)
  • Certifications: CE, FCC, ROHS, WEEE, KC, FDA, UKCA · IP50

Software: EXScan Pro. Export formats: STL, OBJ, ASC, PLY, P3 — compatible with Geomagic Design X, PolyWorks Inspector, CATIA, Siemens NX and SolidWorks. PC requirements in the FAQ below.

Not sure the FreeScan Combo is the right fit?

Three reasons teams pick a different FreeScan platform — tap the closest match.

Send us the part you need to scan — size, material, surface and tolerance — and our applications engineer will confirm whether the FreeScan Combo or another platform fits, on a spec call.

Why source through Additive Plus

  • Authorized Shining3D reseller — US sales, service and application support from California.
  • Demo on your parts first — we scan your actual components before you commit, so you see the data quality up front.
  • Metrology and AM experience — engineers who run scan-to-CAD and inspection workflows in-house, not a remote ticket queue.
  • Install, training and calibration included with every system; sub-24h engineer response.
Brand Shining 3D
Country of origin China
Technology Blue Laser / Infrared VCSEL
Scan System Handheld 3D Scanner
Max Scanning Speed 2,250,000 pts/s (infrared) / 1,860,000 pts/s (laser)
Reproducibility 0.02mm
Max Resolution 0.05mm (laser point distance)
Software EXScan Pro
Certification CE, FCC, ROHS, WEEE, KC, FDA, UKCA, IP50
Connectivity USB 3.0
Dimensions 7.6×2.5×2.1 in / 193×63×53 mm
Weight 620g / 1.37 lbs

Product videos

See it scan your parts first

Send us a representative part — we'll scan it on the FreeScan Combo and return the mesh and an accuracy report, so you judge data quality before you buy.

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Optical 3D measuring and dynamic-tracking metrology system that pairs an infrared optical tracking bar with a large-FOV laser scanner and an optional FreeProbe contact probe — markerless measurement at 0.023 mm accuracy across parts from a 0.1 m feature to a 10 m assembly.

  • ✓ 0.023 mm single-point accuracy · 0.044 + 0.012 mm/m volumetric — verified to VDI/VDE 2634 Part 3 in an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited lab
  • ✓ 50 laser lines · 3,070,000 points/s · markerless optical tracking, marker scanning, and optional FreeProbe contact probe
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  • ✓ Lead time: 4–6 weeks — configured to order
Lead time: 4–6 weeks — configured to order
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Not ready for a full system? Book a demo or send us a part to scan as a service first.

From metrology and RE teams running the FreeScan Combo

Unedited feedback from working inspection teams.

★★★★★ 4.9 / 5 · 24 reviews
★★★★★

We offloaded first-article inspection from the CMM. 0.02 mm laser mode matches our gauge study, and infrared mode captures a full housing in minutes without markers.

DR
Daniel R. Quality Engineer · Aerospace components
★★★★★

Reverse-engineering legacy castings with no drawings is finally quick. Single-line mode reaches bores the CMM probe can't, and the mesh drops straight into Design X.

PS
Priya S. R&D Engineer · Industrial equipment
★★★★★

Marker-free scanning changed our workflow. No more placing and cleaning targets on every panel — we scan and move on.

MT
Marco T. Metrology Lead · Automotive

Common questions

Don't see yours? Email [email protected] — NDA standard, typical reply within 4 hours.

What accuracy does the FreeScan Combo achieve in laser scanning mode?
The FreeScan Combo achieves up to 0.02mm point accuracy in laser scanning mode. Volumetric accuracy is 0.02+0.033 mm/m (laser) and 0.05+0.1 mm/m (infrared). These figures are based on Shining3D's published specifications and meet the threshold for industrial inspection and first-article reporting workflows.
What is the difference between laser mode and infrared VCSEL mode?
Laser mode (blue laser, 26 lines or 7 fine lines) prioritizes accuracy: 0.02mm, 520×510mm FOV, 1,860,000 pts/s. Best for metrology, inspection, and reverse engineering. Infrared VCSEL mode is marker-free: 600×600mm FOV, 2,250,000 pts/s, 1,240mm scan depth. Best for large assemblies where you can't apply adhesive targets. Many workflows use both modes on the same part.
Can the FreeScan Combo scan reflective or dark surfaces without spray?
The multi-line blue laser mode handles dark and low-reflectance surfaces without anti-reflective spray in most cases. Highly polished metallic surfaces may require a light matte coating. Infrared VCSEL mode is generally more tolerant of surface finish variation. Contact us to arrange a sample scan if unsure.
What scan modes does the FreeScan Combo support?
Four modes: (1) Multi-line laser (26 lines) — 1,860,000 pts/s, 520×510mm FOV; (2) Fine scan (7 parallel lines) — higher detail for small geometry; (3) Single-line laser — optimized for deep bores and cavities; (4) Infrared VCSEL — marker-free, 2,250,000 pts/s, 600×600mm FOV, 1,240mm depth.
What software does the FreeScan Combo work with?
Ships with EXScan Pro. Export formats: STL, OBJ, ASC, PLY, P3. Downstream: Geomagic Design X, PolyWorks Inspector, CATIA, Siemens NX, SolidWorks. Contact an applications engineer for specific integration questions.
What PC configuration is required to run the FreeScan Combo?
Minimum: 64-bit Windows 10/11, NVIDIA RTX 3060 (6GB VRAM+), Intel i7-10700 or equivalent, 32GB RAM, USB 3.0, 150GB+ free SSD. Power supply: 12V, 5.0A via USB.
What is included with a FreeScan Combo purchase from Additive Plus?
Scanner unit, calibration board, carrying case, USB cable, power adapter, EXScan Pro license. Additive Plus adds: installation and commissioning, operator training, calibration verification, and a tailored service plan.
Is the FreeScan Combo suitable for bore and deep-cavity scanning?
Yes. The single-line laser mode is designed for deep bores and cavities with an optimized lens angle. Scan depth in laser mode: 360mm. Contact us with part details and we'll assess fit before you commit.

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