The XC65Dx Cross Scanner integrates three laser stripe scanners into a single sensor, positioned 120 degrees apart to observe the part from three different angles simultaneously.

This configuration enables the XC65Dx to capture the same amount of data in one scan that a traditional line scanner would require three separate scans to acquire. This makes it particularly effective for inspecting features such as slots, holes, and grooves, as well as components with large or highly complex surfaces.

The XC65Dx is widely used in the automotive industry for:

• Body-in-White (BIW) inspection

• Gap & Flush analysis

• Driveline casting inspection

The Long Standoff version of the XC65Dx maintains all the advantages of the original model while excelling in scanning hard-to-reach or obstructed areas. With an extended measurement distance of up to 170 mm (7.1"), it allows optimal access to cavity surfaces of BIW structures or lets the scanner operate above clamps and fixtures.

For these reasons, the XC65Dx is commonly deployed on horizontal-arm CMMs within the automotive sector.

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