Who is QUICKSURFACE for?

Engineers, designers, manufacturers and reverse-engineering professionals who work with scan data and need CAD out of it, including tooling and mould shops, product development teams, quality and inspection groups, dental and medical labs, and research departments.

Which QUICKSURFACE edition should I choose?

Lite for simpler geometry and the lowest entry point. Pro for the full surfacing and analysis toolset, which covers most production reverse engineering. QUICKSURFACE for SOLIDWORKS when the models live inside SOLIDWORKS. Trinventor will confirm which edition covers your parts before quoting.

3D reverse engineering software · Malaysia

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Turn scan data into editable, parametric CAD. Import STL, OBJ, PLY or PTX from any 3D scanner, rebuild the surfaces to your design intent, export STEP or IGES for CAD, CAM or 3D printing.

Hybrid modelling — analytic features and freeform surfaces in one continuous workflow
Real-time deviation control against the original mesh, from first alignment to final surface
Powered by Siemens Parasolid; 64-bit, handles roughly 100 million triangles

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STL / OBJ / PLYplus PTX point clouds — from any 3D scanner

~100Mtriangles handled by the 64-bit engine

STEP / IGESeditable CAD out, not frozen geometry

30 daysfree trial, no obligation

What 3D Reverse Engineering Actually Is

A scanner gives you a mesh: millions of triangles that describe a shape but carry no design intent. You cannot sketch on it, dimension it, or hand it to a machining supplier as a model. Reverse engineering is the step that turns that mesh back into real CAD — planes, cylinders, cones, fillets and freeform surfaces with history you can edit.

That is the only job QUICKSURFACE does. It is a dedicated scan-to-CAD tool rather than a modelling suite with a reverse-engineering module bolted on, which is why every core tool assumes noisy, imperfect scan data instead of clean, watertight geometry.

Recreate missing or lost CAD data from a physical part
Modify an existing component when only the part exists
Inspect a scanned part against its nominal CAD
Prepare scan data for CNC, mould or additive manufacturing

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Scan data imported, aligned and ready for feature extraction.

From Scan to CAD in Three Steps

Every project follows the same route. Nothing in the workflow depends on which scanner produced the mesh.

1. Start with a Scan

Import an STL, OBJ or PLY mesh, or a PTX point cloud, from any 3D scanner. Clean up and section the mesh, de-feature it, and align it by features, scan-to-scan or scan-to-CAD.

2. Rebuild the Surfaces

Extract primitives, fit surfaces, sketch constrained 2D sections, and rebuild freeform areas with loft, sweep, fill and automatic surfacing — then check deviation as you go.

3. Export and Use It

Send STEP or IGES to your CAD, CAM or 3D printing workflow. The result is editable, parametric CAD that behaves correctly downstream, not a frozen polygon model.

Why QUICKSURFACE

Six properties that decide whether a reverse-engineering tool is usable on real production work.

Built scan-first, not CAD-first

Every core tool assumes noisy, imperfect scan data
No expectation of clean or watertight meshes
Works naturally with real scanner output

Primitives you can constrain

Reconstruct planes, cylinders, cones and spheres quickly
Relate them by perpendicularity, parallelism and coincidence
Build reference geometry — axes, points, planes — as you go

Automatic surfacing that is editable

Surfaces follow real curvature, not triangle density
Output is parametric CAD with history, not frozen geometry
Balance between speed and control where it matters

Freeform when the part is organic

Quad surface reconstruction for shapes standard surfacing cannot hold
Snap-to-mesh modelling for sculpted and hand-made forms
Thicken and offset freeform surfaces into solids

Deviation you can see while you model

Real-time deviation analyser against the reference mesh
Distance colour map at any point in the process
Draft analysis for moulded and cast parts

One workflow, two kinds of geometry

Mix analytic features with organic, sculpted areas
Trim, fillet, chamfer and pattern solids and surfaces together
No switching between tools or applications mid-part

Which Edition Fits Your Work

The three editions share the same modelling core. What changes is the tool depth, the licence model and whether you work inside SOLIDWORKS.

LITE

QUICKSURFACE Lite

Essentials for simpler projects and first-time users. A 1-year subscription, aimed at straightforward part reconstruction without the full surfacing toolset.

Import, align and section scan data
Primitive extraction and basic surfacing
STEP / IGES export

PRO

QUICKSURFACE Pro

The full toolset for complex work — hybrid parametric modelling, freeform surfacing, sketching, patterns and analysis. Perpetual licence with one year of maintenance included; maintenance is optional afterwards at roughly 10 % a year.

Everything in Lite, plus constrained sketching
Loft, sweep, fill, quad and automatic surfacing
Real-time deviation and draft analysis

QUICKSURFACE for SOLIDWORKS

The same reconstruction tools as a plug-in, so the work happens inside SOLIDWORKS. Perpetual licence with one year of maintenance. Typical datasets of 80–100 million triangles on strong hardware.

QUICKSURFACE Personal exists for non-commercial use, and Schools/Universities licences are available on request. From 1 January 2026 Pro and for SOLIDWORKS are also offered as a 1-year subscription. We size the edition against your parts before quoting — send a sample and we will tell you which one you actually need.

Scanner and CAD Compatibility

QUICKSURFACE is scanner-agnostic. If your scanner exports a mesh or a point cloud, it will open it — including the Shining 3D and EinScan hardware we supply, and scanners you already own from other brands.

Import: STL, OBJ, PLY meshes and PTX point clouds
Export: STEP and IGES for CAD, CAM and 3D printing
Downstream: models open cleanly in SOLIDWORKS, Fusion, NX and Creo
Kernel: Siemens Parasolid, for reliability and speed

Surfaces rebuilt from scan data, ready to export as STEP.

System Requirements

Operating system

Windows	10, 64-bit or newer
Architecture	64-bit application

Hardware

CPU	Intel Core i5 or higher, or equivalent
Graphics	Dedicated NVIDIA or AMD card
Memory	Sized to dataset; 80–100M triangles on strong hardware

Licensing

Activation	Online, on first install
Updates	Automatic detection; optional but recommended
Offline use	Yes, once activated

Support in Malaysia

Supply	Trinventor Solution
Training	Guided onboarding and 1:1 sessions
Demo	Showroom in Kuala Lumpur, or on-site in Peninsular Malaysia

Getting Productive, Not Just Licensed

Most users are effective after a few hours of tutorials and comfortable within a week. That only holds if someone shows you the order of operations on your own parts.

Guided onboarding

We sit with your first real part — alignment, features, surfacing, export — so the workflow is established before you are on your own.

1:1 training and consulting

Structured sessions for teams, plus help on difficult geometry: organic surfaces, thin-wall parts, or meshes that will not section cleanly.

Part review before you buy

Send a scan or a part file. We will tell you what is achievable, which edition covers it, and where the realistic limits are.

QUICKSURFACE — Frequently Asked Questions

Can I try QUICKSURFACE before I buy?

Yes. There is a 30-day free trial with no obligation, and we can run a session on your own scan data so you see how it behaves on the geometry you actually work with.

What is QUICKSURFACE used for?

Converting 3D scan data into accurate, editable CAD models: recreating missing CAD data, modifying existing parts, preparing scanned geometry for CNC, mould or additive manufacturing, and checking a part against its nominal model.

Who is it for?

Engineers, designers, manufacturers and reverse-engineering professionals who work with scan data and need CAD out of it — tooling and mould shops, product development teams, quality and inspection groups, dental and medical labs, and research departments.

Can it handle large scan datasets?

The application is 64-bit and handles roughly 100 million triangles. A built-in polygon reduction function lets you create a mesh with a workable triangle count without losing the quality you need. Inside SOLIDWORKS, 80–100 million triangles is typical on strong hardware.

What are the system requirements?

Windows 10 64-bit or newer, an Intel Core i5 or equivalent, and a dedicated NVIDIA or AMD graphics card. Licences are delivered and activated over the internet; after activation an internet connection is recommended for update detection but is not required.

What are the main features?

Hybrid modelling of organic and parametric geometry, feature and primitive extraction, constrained 2D sketching, loft, sweep, fill and extruded surfaces, trimming, fillets and chamfers, patterns, freeform and quad surfacing, automatic surfacing, shell and thicken, real-time deviation analysis, draft analysis, and STEP/IGES export.

How long does it take to learn?

The step-by-step video tutorials and QuickStart lessons get most users effective within a few hours and comfortable inside a week. We also run guided onboarding on your own parts; that is usually what turns a licence into daily use.

How do I buy QUICKSURFACE in Malaysia?

Through Trinventor Solution. Send us the part or scan you need to reconstruct, or a description of the work, and we will come back with the right edition, price and lead time. Purchase orders, quotations and local invoicing are handled here — you are not buying a licence from overseas.

How do maintenance and subscription work?

QUICKSURFACE Pro and QUICKSURFACE for SOLIDWORKS are perpetual licences that include one year of maintenance — updates and support. After the first year maintenance is optional at roughly 10 % per year. From 1 January 2026 both are also available as a 1-year subscription. QUICKSURFACE Lite is subscription-only.

Which edition should I choose?

Lite if the work is simpler geometry and you want the lowest entry point. Pro if you need the full surfacing and analysis toolset, which is most production reverse engineering. For SOLIDWORKS if your models live there and you want to avoid exporting at all. Tell us what the parts look like and we will say which one covers it — we would rather sell the smaller edition than an unused one.

Send Us the Part You Need Reconstructed

A scan, a mesh or a photograph with dimensions is enough to start. We will tell you what is achievable, which edition covers it, and what it costs — in Malaysia, with local support.

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Trinventor Solution — 91 Jalan Jejaka 9, Taman Maluri, 55100 Kuala Lumpur · Showroom visits and on-site demos across Peninsular Malaysia.

QUICKSURFACE is developed by QUICKSURFACE and supplied in Malaysia by Trinventor Solution. Related reading: 3D scanning solutions by industry, scanning for medical and dental, education and research, and Geomagic Design X if you are comparing reverse-engineering packages.

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