Start here
What are you trying to leave with?
The right service is usually defined by the output you need after the part is captured — not by the scanner itself.
Choose the output
What do you need the part data to become?
Start here when you know the problem but not the file type. Kymerion organizes work by outcome: capture the part, rebuild CAD, compare geometry, document it, or prepare files for manufacturing.
Service selector
Four ways to turn a part into usable data.
Choose the path by the result you need: capture, rebuild, inspect, or hand off.
Service selectorScan / CAD / inspect / deliver
ScanCADInspectDeliver
Service outcomes
The service is chosen by the file you need after the scan.
Most customers do not need “3D scanning” in isolation. They need a useful output: mesh data, editable CAD, deviation proof, drawings, or a clean package that a vendor can use.
01 Capture
Mesh / scan data
For archive, reference, fitment review, 3D printing, or downstream CAD.
02 Rebuild
STEP / IGES CAD
For editable geometry, quoting, vendor handoff, or manufacturing review.
03 Verify
Deviation proof
For visual tolerance evidence, inspection screenshots, and fitment decisions.
04 Handoff
Vendor-ready package
For organized files, notes, screenshots, drawings, and practical next-step context.
02 Rebuild
STEP / IGES CAD
For editable geometry, quoting, vendor handoff, or manufacturing review.
03 Verify
Deviation proof
For visual tolerance evidence, inspection screenshots, and fitment decisions.
04 Handoff
Vendor-ready package
For organized files, notes, screenshots, drawings, and practical next-step context.
Service menu
Pick the result, not the buzzword.
If you are not sure whether you need a scan, CAD, inspection, or drawings, start with the closest outcome below. Each service page explains what that output is actually for.
01
3D Scanning
For customers who need a physical part captured as usable digital geometry before CAD, inspection, or archiving.
02
Reverse Engineering
For parts that need to be copied, modified, remade, documented, or understood when original CAD is missing.
03
CAD Reconstruction
For turning scan reference into cleaner CAD geometry that can be edited, quoted, manufactured, or documented.
04
Inspection / Deviation Analysis
For showing how a scan, real part, or reconstructed CAD compares against a reference model or tolerance band.
05
Technical Drawings
For projects where a CAD model alone is not enough and the shop, vendor, or team needs clear views and dimensions.
06
Manufacturing Support
For making sure the final package is useful to the next person: vendor, machinist, fabricator, designer, or inspector.