Blue laser
17 parallel lines
EINSTAR 2 3D Scanner
Dhs. 4,609.81
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EINSTAR 2 3D Scanner
Dhs. 4,609.81
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Connectivity
Integrated Wi-Fi
Capture modes
Laser + infrared
Technical specifications
| Light source | 17 parallel blue laser lines; IR VCSEL |
|---|---|
| Point distance — Laser HD | 0.05–10 mm |
| Point distance — IR Rapid | 0.2–10 mm |
| Working distance — Laser HD | 100–600 mm |
| Working distance — IR Rapid | 160–1400 mm |
| Scanning speed — Laser HD | Up to 2,500,000 points/s |
| Scanning speed — IR Rapid | Up to 4,800,000 points/s |
| Colour camera | 2.3 MP |
| Weight | 420 g including battery / 348 g without battery |
| Dimensions | 130 × 37 × 61 mm |
| File formats | STL / OBJ / PLY / 3MF / ASC |
Shining 3D
EINSTAR 2
A wireless hybrid scanner for small-part detail, larger objects and colour models, using EXStar Hub on a compatible computer.
17 parallel laser lines
Blue laser capture targets finer geometry and difficult surfaces. Select the appropriate exposure and scan settings for the part.
Built-in wireless operation
A replaceable battery and integrated Wi-Fi remove the need for an external wireless hub. A wired connection remains available. The built-in Wi-Fi connection does not require a separate wireless module. A USB Type-C connection remains available when radio interference or workstation conditions make a cable more practical.
Colour for digital content
RGB capture adds texture to geometric data for art, product visualisation and immersive content. IR mode covers larger objects. Colour texture supports digital replicas, creative work and product visualisation. Geometry remains available for 3D printing and reverse engineering, while CAD reconstruction and dimensional inspection require their own downstream software and method.
A unified capture workflow in EXStar Hub
EXStar Hub brings calibration, scanning and processing into one interface for this scanner. Use the appropriate laser or infrared mode, monitor coverage and clean the resulting data before export.
Continue from the mesh towards CAD
Compatible EXModel Personal tools cover mesh editing, primitive extraction, 3D sketching, surface filling and constrained 2D sketches. Comparison tools help assess the reconstructed geometry against the scan; software access depends on the selected package.
Move between workshop and field work
Built-in wireless connectivity reduces cables during acquisition. Outdoor-capable modes extend the working environment, but surface behaviour, available references and lighting still determine the best settings.