3Shape D2000 Dental Lab Scanner

3Shape D2000 Dental Lab Scanner

3Shape D2000 Dental Lab Scanner is a high quality all-in-one scanner capturing working models, dies and the opposing jaw in one process. This lab scanner comes with a multi-line technology enabling it to use various scan lines in one shot to fundamentally improve cavity and impression capture. The D2000 is especially suited for dental labs that target an automated workflow.

The 3Shape D2000 is a medical desktop 3D scanner made by 3Shape, a Denmark based manufacturer. The 3Shape company is specialised in 3D scanners and 3D software for dental practices and labs. Their products target professionals such as dentists, dental labs, implantologists, orthodontists and orthodontic labs. The 3Shape D2000 desktop 3D scanner main characteristics are the following: >4 x 5 MP cameras, Blue LED Multi-line >Accuracy: 5 μm (ISO) / 8 μm (Implant bar) >Die scan time: 15 sec >Full arch scan time: 25 sec >Color texture scanning >No need for separate die scan.

Designed to maximize dental lab productivity, the D2000 scanner features room to simultaneously scan two models. The highly accurate multi-line scanning technology can scan dies while they are in the model, allowing an entire case to be scanned in just a single step.

Specifications
Scan Technology: Blue LED multi-line technology
Cameras: Four 5.0 Megapixel cameras
Accuracy: 5 µm (ISO 12836) / 8 µm (Implant bar)
Die Scan Time: 15 seconds
Full Arch Scan Time: 16 to 25 seconds
Impression Scan Time: ~60 to 65 seconds
Color Texture: Yes (Full Color)
Capacity: Expanded chamber with room for 2 models simultaneously
Export Formats: Open STL

Noteworthy Features
All-in-One Scanning: The large chamber enables users to capture working models, all inserted dies, and occlusion in a single process without having to remove dies during the scan
Adaptive Impression Scanning: Designed to automatically combine different camera angles and 3-axis motion to accurately capture tricky preparations, proximal areas, and contact points
Workflow Automation: By capturing both the master dies, the opposing jaw, and the bite in one workflow, it eliminates multiple manual workflow steps (such as separately scanning dies) for cases like bridges