Organize agreed scan, CAD, drawing, and reference outputs for the customer or downstream vendor to review.
Blue scan data
Organized handoff files
For organizing agreed technical files and context for a customer, vendor, or internal team to review.
A useful handoff identifies the measured data, reconstructed CAD, drawing references, comparison views, revision status, and the exact context a customer, vendor, or internal team needs to understand the files.
Projects that need scan data, CAD, drawings, comparison views, and notes organized for a vendor quote, design review, machining discussion, fabrication review, 3D-printing workflow, or technical archive.
The recipient’s software or format requirements, intended process, required source files, drawing or screenshot needs, revision context, critical interfaces, deadlines, and what decision the package must support.
A scoped, named package of agreed mesh or point data, STEP or IGES CAD, PDF drawings, comparison images, reference screenshots, and clear notes about how each item should be reviewed.
Clear answers reduce quoting time and help keep the final files aligned with the real project need.
A scoped handoff can organize the agreed scan or mesh data, reconstructed CAD, drawings, screenshots, comparison views, notes, and file names so the receiving customer, vendor, or internal team can identify what each item represents.
A vendor can review the files supplied for a quote when the package is matched to its process and software requirements. The vendor remains responsible for confirming the files, material, process, tolerances, tooling, and manufacturing acceptance criteria it needs.
Common files include STL, OBJ, or PLY measured geometry; STEP or IGES reconstructed CAD; PDF drawings; reference screenshots; deviation views; and concise notes. The correct set depends on the recipient’s software and next step.
No. Kymerion can prepare the technical material included in the quote, but production approval, design responsibility, material choice, process planning, tolerance validation, testing, certification, and final acceptance must be handled by the appropriate responsible parties.
Share the recipient or process, required formats, intended use, source scan or CAD files, drawing and screenshot needs, critical interfaces, available specifications, revision context, deadline, and what decision the package needs to support.
