Marine and boat fitment
Capture consoles, interiors, fairings, covers, fittings and spatial interfaces for custom components, repairs or equipment integration.
Cape Town scanning support
3D scanning and reverse engineering for Cape Town marine, product-design, engineering, architecture and creative projects. We translate complex real-world geometry into the mesh, CAD or manufactured output the project actually needs.
3D scanning capability
The workflow can preserve a surface, document an interface, rebuild a manufactured part or create a controlled starting point for a new design.
Capture accessible geometry for digital reference, measurement, visualisation, reproduction or downstream modelling. The scanner and capture method are chosen around object size, surface, detail and required accuracy.
Convert scan data into clean, editable CAD when dimensions must be controlled, features rebuilt or a part prepared for repeat manufacture. Deliverables can include STL, OBJ, STEP or IGES where appropriate.
Recreate unavailable, damaged or obsolete components and incorporate sensible changes for fit, strength, assembly or a new manufacturing process. Critical dimensions and intended use are confirmed before quoting.
Manage the complete route from physical object and scan capture through mesh cleanup, CAD reconstruction, prototype checks and a finished FDM or resin print.
Project applications
Local enquiries span marine fitment, industrial design, built-environment details and sculptural forms that are difficult to capture with conventional measurements.
Capture consoles, interiors, fairings, covers, fittings and spatial interfaces for custom components, repairs or equipment integration.
Digitise hand-finished prototypes, ergonomic forms, casings and physical references for refinement and repeatable manufacture.
Capture selected details, ornaments, models and complex profiles for documentation, restoration references or scaled fabrication.
Preserve organic forms and cultural objects for archiving, resizing, mould development, replicas or digital presentation.
Scanning workflow
We confirm access, movement and the required file before deciding whether courier or a project-specific capture assessment is appropriate.
Provide multiple photos, dimensions, Cape Town suburb, object material or surface, deadline and the final purpose.
We define whether cleaned scan data is enough or whether reverse engineering, redesign and a physical result must be included.
The geometry is scanned and processed; controlled features are rebuilt in CAD where required for fit, editing or manufacture.
We supply the agreed file format, review critical requirements and can coordinate prototyping or production.
Cape Town coverage
Projects are coordinated for Cape Town CBD, Northern and Southern Suburbs, Atlantic Seaboard, Bellville, Durbanville, Milnerton, Somerset West and Stellenbosch. Include transport constraints for large or fragile objects.
Common service areas
Other service areas
Use the South Africa hub for other provinces or compare the major city routes for project-specific applications.
See the national scan-to-CAD workflow and every major service area.
↗ JohannesburgEngineering, industrial, automotive and product-development scanning support for Johannesburg and greater Gauteng.
↗ PretoriaScan-to-CAD, research, automotive, heritage and technical-project support for Pretoria and Tshwane.
↗ DurbanManufacturing, maintenance, marine, automotive and tooling scanning support for Durban and KwaZulu-Natal.
↗3D scanning questions
Important details to confirm before requesting a scan, reverse-engineering model or replacement part.
Yes, subject to assessment. Send the object or fitment area dimensions, photographs, access conditions, location, required accuracy and intended component before a capture route is confirmed.
Yes. Scanning captures the form, while reverse engineering or surface modelling creates a more useful editable design for refinement and production.
Yes, depending on size, surface, access and the required detail. Reflective, transparent or dark surfaces may require preparation, which is discussed before work begins.
Often, yes. Photos and dimensions should be reviewed first so the object is confirmed as suitable and packing requirements are clear.
Yes. We can scale, repair or modify approved geometry and recommend FDM or resin production around size, strength, detail and finish.
Project intake
Send photos, size, suburb, access, intended use and required file or part. We will recommend the most efficient route.
Independent customer feedback
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