Official Creality distributor in ThailandThe Creality Raptor Pro is a dual-mode handheld 3D scanner: NIR light for general surfaces and faces, and a 22 + 7 line blue laser for fine detail and for the shiny or dark surfaces that defeat a single-mode scanner.
Most often reverse engineering — the part exists but the file does not. Discontinued spares, old machine components, anything that has to fit something you cannot measure with calipers. Scan it, clean the mesh up in CAD, then print or machine the replacement. It is also used to check parts against a drawing, and to capture people, sculpture and artwork as files.
Accuracy up to 0.02 mm and 0.05 mm resolution put it in genuine engineering territory. Up to 660,000 points/s at 60 FPS means you can sweep across a surface without waiting for it to catch up, and point distance is adjustable from 0.05 to 3 mm — detail when you need it, a lighter mesh when you do not.
Every scanner struggles with the same surfaces: clear, mirror-bright and dead black all return too little light and need a scanning spray first. We demonstrate the scanner at our branches — bring the part you actually need to scan and try it before you buy.
The Creality Raptor Pro 3D Scanner costs ฿72,900 including VAT at Print My Design. It is in stock; stock at each branch is shown on this page.
Mirror-bright, clear and dead-black surfaces return too little light and need a scanning spray first. That is true of every scanner on the market, not just this one.
Usually it needs cleaning up first — holes closed, stray geometry trimmed, surfaces smoothed. Turning it into editable CAD is a further reverse-engineering step.
The Raptor Pro is dual-mode, with NIR light as well as blue laser. The Sermoon P1 uses a 22-line blue laser and captures at up to 100 FPS. Both are accurate to 0.02 mm.
Yes — book a demo at True Digital Park, Seacon Bangkae or Central Sriracha, and bring the part you need to scan.
