Got a broken part and no file? Get it scanned.
No CAD file, no problem. These services digitize your part — at your site or by mail — so a US bureau can print you a replacement. Scan it, print it, fix it.
Made to Measure
On-site laser scanning for parts that can't easily ship — large, heavy, or one-of-a-kind. Accurate to .002″ with CAD-model export, saving the logistics and wait of sending parts out.
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You don't need a CAD file to get a replacement part made. Here's how the scan-to-print path works:
1. Pick mobile or ship-in
If the part is installed, oversized, or can't leave your shop, book a mobile service — they bring the scanner to you. If it's small and shippable, mailing it in is usually cheaper.
2. Ask what you get back
A raw scan isn't a printable file. Ask for the deliverables you need: STL for direct printing, or STEP / SolidWorks files if the part needs engineering cleanup first. Confirm you own the files.
3. Check the accuracy
For a bracket or knob, handheld scanning is plenty. For mating surfaces, threads, or press fits, ask what tolerance they hold — metrology-grade systems reach ±0.002″.
4. Then get it printed
Once you have the file, any bureau in the Bazaar3D directory can quote the print. Scan it, print it, fix it — the part lives again.
Listings here are a starting point, not an endorsement — ask us or contact the provider directly. Know a scanning service we missed? Tell us.
Need a part scanned, then printed?
Post the job once. Scanning services and print bureaus reply with quotes — you pick, you pay them directly.