At CAD Deziners, we use advanced 3D scanning technology to capture real-world components and turn them into accurate digital data. Whether you need reverse engineering, inspection, CAD modelling or documentation, we deliver the data and engineering support you need to move your project forward.
Up to 0.01mm depending on object size, surface and application.
We can come to your site when moving the component is not practical.
We convert scan data into editable CAD models (STEP, IGES, etc.) ready for engineering use.
Quickly deliver without compromising on quality, accuracy or data integrity.
Your data is safe with us. We follow strict confidentiality and security standards.
Local team, local support and nationwide service across Australia.
At CAD Deziners, we don’t just capture scan data. We help you turn physical components into useful digital engineering assets.

We recreate parts when original CAD files or drawings are missing.

We scan and compare components to check dimensions and ensure quality.

We help you reproduce discontinued or hard-to-find components.

We capture existing products or components for further design and development.

We create accurate digital records of existing structures, equipment and sites.
We build a digital library of your components for future reference and manufacturing.

We take your ideas from scan data to prototypes faster.

We verify dimensions, tolerances and geometries with high accuracy.
We use the right technology for the right application.
Our scanning solutions include:
Up to 0.01mm – depending on object size, surface type, scanning distance and technology used.
We follow a proven process to deliver reliable results every time.
We understand your requirements and project objectives.
We choose the right technology based on accuracy, size and complexity.
We capture the required geometry using advanced scanning equipment.
We align, clean and optimise the scan data for the best results.
We create CAD models or convert scan data as required.
We verify accuracy and completeness of the data.
You receive the files in your required formats.
We work with businesses across a wide range of industries where accurate digital capture of physical components is critical.

Parts, aftermarket components, assemblies and restoration projects.

Components, tooling, inspection, reverse engineering and more.

Inspection, quality control, CAD development and production support.

Large machinery, equipment components and onsite industrial scanning.

Marine components, modifications, replacement parts and maintenance.

As-built documentation, structures, sites and infrastructure.

Capturing existing products for redesign, modification and innovation.
We provide scan data and CAD outputs in the formats you need.

We can take your project from 3D scanning to CAD modelling, drawings, prototyping and manufacturing — all under one roof.
Explore how we’ve helped businesses across industries solve complex engineering problems using advanced 3D scanning and engineering solutions.





Our team understands engineering, manufacturing and real-world applications.
We invest in the latest 3D scanning technology to deliver accurate results.
We provide more than scans — we deliver engineering-ready solutions.
From scanning to CAD, prototyping and manufacturing, we support your entire project.
We provide onsite and in-house scanning services across Australia.
Find answers to common questions
3D scanning is a technology that captures the exact shape, size, and surface details of a physical object and converts them into a digital 3D model. It is commonly used for reverse engineering, quality inspection, dimensional analysis, manufacturing, and design.
The accuracy depends on the scanner, object size, surface characteristics, and project requirements. Professional 3D scanning can achieve highly accurate measurements suitable for engineering, inspection, and reverse-engineering applications. We select the appropriate scanning equipment and process based on your required level of accuracy.
We can scan a wide range of components and objects, including automotive parts, machinery, industrial components, moulds, prototypes, tools, architectural elements, and complex mechanical parts. Both small components and larger objects can be scanned using suitable equipment.
Yes. Onsite 3D scanning services are available across Australia. Our team can travel to your facility, construction site, workshop, or other location where transporting the object is impractical. This allows scanning to be completed with minimal disruption to your operations.
Depending on your project requirements, scanned data can be supplied in commonly used formats such as STL, OBJ, PLY, STEP, IGES, and point-cloud formats. The final format will depend on whether you require raw scan data, a mesh, inspection data, or a CAD model.
The cost of 3D scanning in Australia depends on factors such as object size, complexity, required accuracy, scanning location, project scope, and whether CAD modelling or inspection is required. Contact us with your project details and we can provide a tailored quotation.
Project duration varies depending on the size and complexity of the object, the required accuracy, scanning environment, and deliverables. Simple components may be scanned quickly, while larger or more complex projects involving CAD modelling or detailed inspection may require additional time.
Yes. 3D scan data can be converted into accurate CAD models for reverse engineering, redesign, manufacturing, prototyping, and replacement-part development. Depending on your requirements, we can provide usable CAD geometry in formats such as STEP or IGES.