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Sheet metal processing lines

3D Scanning

From the building to the single part

Two scanners, two survey scales. We deliver point clouds, 2D layouts, rough BIM models, STEP models and DWG drawings.

3D Scanning
BIM model
BIM modelSimplified version for the web. It downloads only if you open it.

SHARE SLAM S20 · Handheld SLAM laser scanner

Buildings and layouts

We survey the space by walking with the scanner, with no fixed set-ups. From the point cloud we produce the layout and the building model.

  1. Survey
  2. Point cloud
  3. BIM / DWG
Go to 3D scanning
Manufacturer data
TechnologyLaser and visual SLAM
Acquisition200,000 points/s
Range0.1 – 70 m (80% reflectivity)
Relative accuracy≤ 1 cm
Absolute accuracy≤ 5 cm
Cameras2 × 16 MP, 1" sensor
GNSS RTKBuilt-in
Weight1,079 g

Values declared by the manufacturer. Final accuracy depends on the space and the part: we agree it before starting.

Source: share3dcam.com ↗
Bevel pinion, scan
Bevel pinion, scanBevel pinion, scan coloured along the axis. It downloads only if you open it.

Creality Sermoon P1 · Handheld 3D scanner, blue laser and infrared

Parts and reverse engineering

We scan the part and rebuild its CAD model and drawings, even when the original drawings no longer exist.

  1. Scan
  2. 3D mesh
  3. CAD / DWG
Go to 3D scanning
Manufacturer data
SourcesBlue laser (1, 7 or 22 lines) and infrared
AccuracyUp to 0.02 mm (blue laser)
Volumetric accuracy0.02 mm + 0.06 mm/m (blue laser)
3D resolutionFrom 0.05 mm (blue laser)
Part size5 mm to 4 m (blue laser)
ColourRGB camera for texture
Weight830 g

Values declared by the manufacturer. Final accuracy depends on the space and the part: we agree it before starting.

Source: creality.com ↗

About us

Engineering made in Italy

From our 4,000-square-metre workshop near Turin, ROLM studies, designs, builds and installs complete lines for sheet-metal and tube processing.

Everything, from design to on-site assembly, is carried out in-house. Half a century of line-building, now part of the Profilmec Group.

The ROLM workshop in Cavallerleone
1973
Engineering since
4,000 m²
Cavallerleone workshop
Ø 8 – 152
Tube diameter (mm)
Turn-key
Design · build · install

Engineer your next line with ROLM