A versatile scanner model that meets every need: ideal for scanning complete arches, dental impressions, and individual dies. Excellent for designing complex dental restorations—such as bars and bridges requiring high precision—as well as for orthodontic treatments. This device is indispensable for dental laboratories and clinics seeking the utmost accuracy in scanning analog impressions. Additionally, a software version specially designed to capture images of jewelry, gemstones, and small components is available, offering versatility in the jewelry sector.
Plug-Play | |
Texture Color Superimposition | |
Calibration | |
Automatic Calibration | |
Impression Scanning | |
Multi die support | |
Customizable scanning strategy | |
Number of cameras | 2 x 1.3 or 2 x 5.0 MP with high quality lenses |
Projector | 1, structured light LED |
Object movement | rotary table, tilt table, 2 real axis |
Operating voltage | 110V or 220V |
Scan surface | 90mm[W] * 90mm[D] * 60mm[H] |
Interface | USB3 |
Output formats | STL, PLY, open formats |
Accuracy | less than 8 micron |
Resolutions | less than 0,05 mm |
Scanner dimensions | 428mm[W] * 275mm[D] * 332mm[H] |
Weight | 20 Kg |
Operating temperature | 5 - 40 degrees Celsius |
Approved Regulations | CE |
While many scanners are designed in an open format, Maestro 3D uses a dedicated chassis to ensure maximum precision and repeatability. Its structured light technology projects light stripes that, captured with sub-pixel accuracy, require high contrast between white and black. Protecting the sensor from ambient light eliminates external interference, ensuring accurate 3D scans ideal for dental restorations and orthodontic treatments.
The Maestro 3D scanner uses monochrome cameras that capture grayscale images with superior contrast. This is essential for the structured light algorithms, which precisely detect the edges of the light stripes. Using monochrome sensors focuses on capturing essential details, avoiding the loss of information typical of the RGB channels in color cameras.
Maestro 3D chooses white light to fully utilize all the RGB channels of the sensor, ensuring intense illumination and high contrast. This approach improves the definition of the light stripes and the precision of the scan. In contrast, using blue light would result in lower brightness and contrast, compromising the accuracy required for quality results.
In terms of value for money, Maestro 3D ranks among the top thanks to the excellence of its hardware components, robustness, and reliability. The precision of its scans and the accuracy of its results make its desktop scanner an indispensable asset for any dental laboratory or clinic.