Trimble TX8 3D Laser Scanner
The Trimble TX8 3D laser scanner is a high-precision tool designed for capturing detailed, accurate 3D data in various surveying and scanning applications. It is commonly used in industries such as construction, architecture, civil engineering, and industrial manufacturing.
Features:
- High-Speed Scanning:
- The TX8 can scan at speeds of up to 1 million points per second, allowing for rapid data capture and efficient project completion.
- High Accuracy:
- It offers a high level of accuracy with a typical range accuracy of up to ±2mm at 10 meters, ensuring that measurements are precise and reliable.
- Long Range:
- The TX8 has an impressive scanning range of up to 340 meters (with a reflective target), making it suitable for both small and large-scale projects.
- Versatility in Scanning Environments:
- It works well in a wide range of environments, from indoor to outdoor settings, and is capable of scanning in challenging lighting conditions, including direct sunlight.
- Color Scanning:
- The scanner can capture full-color 3D scans by integrating with high-definition camera modules, enhancing the visual representation of scanned environments.
- Mobile and Flexible:
- The scanner is relatively lightweight (around 5.5 kg), making it portable and easier to transport compared to some other high-performance laser scanners.
- Data Integration:
- The TX8 seamlessly integrates with Trimble’s scanning software, such as Trimble RealWorks and Trimble Business Center, for processing, modeling, and analysis of the collected data.
- Robust Design:
- The scanner is designed to withstand harsh field conditions, with an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance, ensuring its durability on construction sites and industrial environments.
Applications:
- Architecture & Building Design: For creating as-built 3D models of buildings and structures.
- Construction: To monitor progress, perform quality control, and carry out site surveys.
- Civil Engineering: Ideal for road, bridge, and infrastructure surveys.
- Industrial Design: For reverse engineering and capturing detailed measurements of complex industrial facilities and equipment.
- Heritage Preservation: To create digital records of historical sites or structures.
Software Integration:
The Trimble TX8 is often paired with Trimble’s software suite for a complete 3D scanning and modeling workflow. Popular software tools include:
- Trimble RealWorks: For point cloud processing and modeling.
- Trimble Business Center: For data management, adjustment, and analysis.
- Trimble Scan Explorer: For visualizing and managing point clouds in the field.
Advantages:
- Fast, High-Quality Data Capture: The TX8 delivers fast and highly accurate point clouds, reducing field time and improving productivity.
- Advanced Software Compatibility: Integration with Trimble’s powerful software ecosystem enhances data processing and analysis, helping users generate detailed models.
- Long Range and Versatility: It is capable of scanning large areas with minimal setup, making it ideal for projects of various scales.
Benefits:
1. High Accuracy and Precision
- The TX8 delivers precise measurements, with a typical accuracy of ±2mm at 10 meters, ensuring that you can rely on the data for critical applications such as as-built documentation, quality control, and detailed analysis.
- The ability to capture millions of data points quickly ensures that even the smallest features are captured accurately.
2. Fast Data Capture
- The TX8 scans at a rate of up to 1 million points per second, which drastically reduces the amount of time needed in the field for data capture. This speed allows for efficient project workflows, especially in large-scale scanning tasks.
- The high scanning speed makes it possible to scan large areas quickly and with fewer setups, reducing the overall time spent on site.
3. Long Range
- With a scanning range of up to 340 meters (with a reflective target), the TX8 can cover large distances without requiring frequent repositioning of the scanner. This is particularly beneficial for large-scale projects such as surveying entire buildings, infrastructure, or open landscapes.
4. Versatility in Different Environments
- The TX8 is capable of scanning in various environments, including both indoor and outdoor settings, and can handle diverse lighting conditions, including direct sunlight, making it a versatile tool for projects that span different environments.
- Its IP54 rating ensures it is resistant to dust and water, making it durable and reliable even in harsh conditions (construction sites, industrial environments, etc.).
5. Color Scanning and Visual Detail
- The ability to integrate color scanning through high-definition camera modules enhances the visual quality of the point clouds, allowing for clearer, more detailed visual representations of scanned objects or environments. This is especially useful for architectural projects, heritage preservation, and 3D modeling.
6. Improved Workflow and Efficiency
- The Trimble TX8 integrates seamlessly with Trimble’s advanced software, such as Trimble RealWorks and Trimble Business Center, which streamline data processing, analysis, and modeling. This integration helps accelerate the post-processing workflow, saving time on project delivery.
- Automatic registration and point cloud processing tools allow for efficient merging of multiple scans into a unified 3D model, which can be shared and used for further analysis or design.
7. Portability and Ease of Use
- At a weight of approximately 5.5 kg (12 lbs), the TX8 is relatively lightweight compared to many other high-performance laser scanners. This makes it more portable and easier to transport between different scanning locations, improving the overall flexibility of the scanner in the field.
- The system is also designed to be intuitive, with user-friendly interfaces and straightforward operation, making it easier for teams to adopt and use efficiently.
8. Comprehensive Data Management
- The TX8 produces high-quality point clouds that can be easily organized and managed using Trimble’s software suite. These point clouds can be used for 3D modeling, analysis, measurement, and visualization, allowing for precise reporting and documentation.
- Integration with software like Trimble Scan Explorer allows for real-time scanning review and management, which can help with decision-making in the field.
9. Cost-Effectiveness
- By enabling faster data collection and reducing the need for manual measurements, the TX8 can help reduce labor costs and improve productivity on projects.
- The ability to capture highly detailed and accurate 3D data in a single scan reduces the potential for errors or omissions, leading to better quality results and fewer revisions or rework.
10. Ideal for Complex Projects
- The TX8 excels in capturing complex geometries and intricate details, which makes it ideal for applications like heritage documentation, industrial design, civil engineering, and construction. Whether it’s scanning intricate building interiors, large industrial plants, or historic sites, the TX8 delivers the necessary precision and detail.
11. Support for Collaboration
- As part of Trimble’s larger ecosystem of surveying and modeling tools, the TX8 allows for efficient collaboration between multiple teams and disciplines. Data captured from the scanner can be shared with architects, engineers, and construction teams in real-time, enabling better coordination and informed decision-making.
Trimble TX8 designed for performance, the Trimble TX8 enables you to complete 3D laser scanning projects faster than ever.
Performance:
- 1 million points per second with no compromise on scan quality or range
- Typical high density scan time of only 3 minutes
- Integrated HDR camera to colorize scans
- Easy to use onboard interface with no complex parameters
- Integrated WLAN for remote operation from any mobile device
- Robust design with IP 54 rating for demanding environments
- Upgradeable from 120m standard to 340 meter extended range
Applications:
- Civil engineering
- Surveying
- Plant and industrial measurement
- Mining and quarries
- Urban areas
- Preservation and restoration
- Building and commercial construction
- Deformation monitoring
- Quality control
- Public safety and forensics
Specifications
PHYSICAL | |
Dimensions | 335 mm W x 386 mm H x 242 mm D(13.2 in W x 15.2 in H x 9.5 in D) |
Weight | 10.7 kg (23.6 lb) with tribrach and no battery11.2 kg (24.7 lb) with tribrach and battery |
Power supply | 76 mm W x 43 mm H x 130 mm D(3.0 in W x 1.7 in H x 5.1 in D
Weight: 0.66 kg (1.46 lb) |
Battery dimensions | 89.2 mm W x 20.1 mm H x 149.1 mm D(3.5 in W x 0.8 in H x 5.9 in D) |
Battery weight | 0.46 kg (1 lb) |
Power consumption | 72 W |
Scan time per battery | >2 hours |
Instrument case | 500 mm W x 366 mm H x 625 mm D(19.7 in W x 14.4 in H x 24.6 in D) |
ENVIRONMENTAL | |
Operating temperature range(non-condensing atmosphere) | –0 °C to +40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F) |
Storage temperature | –20 °C to +50 °C (–4 °F to 122 °F) |
Operating humidity range | Non condensing |
Lighting conditions | All indoor & outdoor conditions over entire range(no lighting limitations) |
Protection class | IP54 |
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