SHINING 3D EinScan HX Used
The SHINING 3D EinScan HX Used is a professional handheld 3D scanner combining blue LED and blue laser technology for versatile industrial scanning. With accuracy up to 0.04 mm, scanning speeds up to 1,200,000 points per second, color texture capture, and support for reverse engineering and CAD/CAM workflows, it is a powerful solution for professional 3D measurement and inspection.
Description
SHINING 3D EinScan HX Used – Professional Hybrid Laser & LED Handheld 3D Scanner
The SHINING 3D EinScan HX is a professional handheld 3D scanner that combines blue LED structured light and blue laser technology in one portable system. This hybrid design allows the scanner to handle a wide variety of object sizes and surfaces, including dark and reflective materials.
The EinScan HX is designed for industrial 3D measurement, reverse engineering, CAD/CAM, quality inspection, product development, and 3D printing. Its laser scanning mode provides accuracy up to 0.04 mm, while Rapid Scan Mode can capture up to 1,200,000 points per second.
Main Benefits
Professional handheld 3D scanning
Hybrid blue LED and blue laser technology
Accuracy up to 0.04 mm in Laser Scan mode
Scanning speed up to 1,200,000 points/second
Performs well on dark and reflective surfaces
Full-color texture scanning
Portable and lightweight design
Suitable for large and complex objects
Supports reverse engineering and CAD/CAM
Useful for industrial inspection and measurement
Key Features
Blue LED structured-light scanning
Seven blue laser crosses
Hybrid scanning technology
Feature, marker, texture, and hybrid alignment
Built-in color camera
Full-color texture capture
Adjustable scanning resolution
Rapid Scan Mode
Laser Scan Mode
USB 3.0 connection
Compact ergonomic design
Compatible with professional reverse-engineering software
Supports multiple 3D output formats
Key Specifications
Product Type: Handheld 3D Scanner
Model: EinScan HX
Technology: Blue LED + Blue Laser
Rapid Scan Accuracy: Up to 0.05 mm
Laser Scan Accuracy: Up to 0.04 mm
Volumetric Accuracy: Up to 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m
Scan Speed: Up to 1,200,000 points/s
Minimum Point Distance: 0.05 mm in Laser Scan mode
Point Distance: 0.25–3 mm in Rapid Scan mode
Maximum FOV: 420 × 440 mm
Working Distance: 470 mm
Depth of Field: 200–700 mm in Rapid Scan; 350–610 mm in Laser Scan
Light Source: Blue LED / 7 blue laser crosses
Laser Safety: Class I, eye-safe
Color Camera: Built-in
Texture Scanning: Yes
Connection: USB 3.0
Output Formats: OBJ, STL, ASC, PLY, P3, 3MF
Dimensions: 108 × 110 × 237 mm
Weight: Approximately 710 g
Operating Temperature: 0–40°C
Operating Humidity: 10–90% RH
Applications
The SHINING 3D EinScan HX Used is suitable for:
Industrial 3D measurement
Reverse engineering
CAD model creation
Quality inspection
Dimensional inspection
Product development
Automotive parts scanning
Mechanical component inspection
Large-part scanning
Dark and reflective surface scanning
CAD/CAM applications
3D printing preparation
Prototype development
Manufacturing inspection
Engineering applications
What is the SHINING 3D EinScan HX used for?
It is used for professional 3D measurement, reverse engineering, quality inspection, CAD/CAM, product development, and 3D printing workflows.
What makes the EinScan HX different?
It combines blue LED and blue laser scanning in one handheld device. LED scanning provides fast capture, while laser scanning is less affected by ambient light and performs particularly well on reflective and dark surfaces.
How accurate is the EinScan HX?
The manufacturer specifies accuracy up to 0.04 mm in Laser Scan mode and up to 0.05 mm in Rapid Scan mode.
How fast can it scan?
The EinScan HX can scan at up to 1,200,000 points per second in Rapid Scan Mode.
Can it scan dark or reflective objects?
Yes. The blue laser mode is designed to provide better performance on reflective and dark-colored surfaces compared with conventional structured-light scanning.
Does it capture color?
Yes. The built-in color camera supports full-color texture scanning and texture-based alignment.
What file formats does it support?
The published specifications list OBJ, STL, ASC, PLY, P3, and 3MF output formats.






