The FreeTrak bar dynamically tracks the TE25 scanner thanks to its tracking targets, without the need to manually place markers on the scanned object. This markerless operation saves time and makes the 3D scanning process much smoother.
50 crossed laser lines: Quick and highly accurate scan
7 parallel laser lines: Partial HD scan for extremely fine details
1 single laser line: Deep hole scanning (hole diameter:depth ratio of 1:4)
Supports both optical tracking and marker scanning
FreeScan Trak Pro2 delivers metrology-grade scanning results with exceptional accuracy, reaching up to 0.023mm.
*Based on VDl/VDE 2634, sphere-spacing error is assessed with traceable length artefacts and markers by measuring these at different locations and orientations within the working volume, in the accuracy lab certified with ISO/IEC 17025:2017 with environment conditions: temperature 20 ± 0.5℃; humidity 40 ~ 60% RH.
Our intuitive, streamlined software displays mesh data in real time as you scan your workpiece, saving time on point cloud meshing later on.
Users can determine if the scanning distance is appropriate by observing the color of the laser lines projected onto the object. There is also a built-in data quality indicator to determine which parts of the data are insufficient.
FreeScan Trak Pro2’s wide and expandable tracking range allows measurement of a broad spectrum of volumes and surfaces without compromising accuracy or requiring traditional leapfrogs in the scanning process.
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The Trak Pro2 is a portable optical coordinate measuring system: a FreeTrak bar tracks the TE25 scanner by its tracking targets, so nothing is stuck to the part and the measurement frame stays put while you work around it. Accuracy is 0.023 mm with volumetric accuracy of 0.062 mm over 9.6 m³ and 0.072 mm over 17.6 m³, tightening to 0.044 + 0.012 mm/m with photogrammetry. The optional FreeProbe adds contact probing to the same workflow, which is what makes it a measuring system rather than only a scanner.
| Model | Form | Documented accuracy | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| FreeScan Trak Pro2 | FreeTrak bar (7.2 kg, 1079 × 237 × 110 mm) tracking a TE25 scanner; optional FreeProbe contact probe | 0.023 mm; volumetric 0.062 mm at 9.6 m³, 0.072 mm at 17.6 m³; 0.044 + 0.012 mm/m with photogrammetry; up to 3,070,000 points/s | Repeated measurement of the same large assembly, where repeatability and a traceable workflow matter most |
| FreeScan Trak Nova | Wireless tracker plus detachable handheld — 1.2 kg and 1.6 kg on carbon fibre | Volumetric 0.062 mm over 12 m³; 0.046 + 0.012 mm/m with VPG | You want tracking without the weight, and portability between sites matters |
| FreeScan Trak ProW | Wireless tracked system with expanded range — up to 8.6 m tracking distance, 206.7 m³ volume | Volumetric 0.046 mm at 15.6 m³ rising to 0.127 mm at 128 m³; 0.044 + 0.012 mm/m with VPG; up to 5,500,000 points/s | The structure is larger than a workshop bench — rail, aerospace, heavy equipment |
| RobotScan Series | Automated cell: metrology scanner, cobot, controller and turntable | System specified per cell; measures objects up to 500 mm, turntable load up to 20 kg | Batch inspection where the same part is measured hundreds of times |
It is a portable optical coordinate measuring system. The FreeTrak bar establishes the measurement frame optically while the TE25 scanner captures the surface, and the optional FreeProbe allows contact probing in the same session — so it can be used for inspection work rather than only digitising.
No. The tracker follows its own targets, so the object stays untouched — which is the practical difference when parts are large, hot, awkward or too valuable to mark.
0.023 mm accuracy, with volumetric accuracy of 0.062 mm over 9.6 m³ and 0.072 mm over 17.6 m³. The workflow and laboratory accreditation are ISO 17025 based, which is what supports the number in a quality file.
Yes — the recommended object size range is 0.1 m to 10 m, with a 650 × 580 mm field of view and 400 mm scan depth.
Quoted as a system, because the tracker, scanner, software and any probe are specified together. Tell us the largest part you inspect and how often.
the 3D scanner range sets out how the tracked systems sit against the handhelds.
| Feature | FreeScan Trak Pro2 | FreeProbe (optional) |
|---|---|---|
| Scan speed | Up to 3,070,000 points/s | 100 measurements/s |
| Max. FOV | 650 x 580 mm (25.5 x 22.8 in) | / |
| Point distance | 0.01 ~ 10 mm (0.0003 ~ 0.39 in) | / |
| Scan depth | 400 mm (15.7 in) | / |
| Recommended object size | 0.1 ~ 10 m (3.937 ~ 393.7 in) | / |
| Weight | FreeTrak: 7.2 kg (15.8 lbs) | 0.5 kg (1.1 lbs) |
| Dimensions | FreeTrak: 1079 x 237 x 110 mm (42.4 x 9.3 x 4.3 in) | 70 x 150 x 340 mm (2.7 x 5.9 x 13.3 in) |
| TE25: 281 x 283 x 290 mm (11.1 x 11.1 x 11.4 in) | ||
| Light source | FreeTrak: Infrared LED | / |
| TE25: 50 cross laser lines, 7 parallel laser lines, 1 single laser line | / | |
| Accuracy | 0.023 mm (0.0009 in) | 0.025 mm (0.0009 in) |
| Volumetric accuracy* | 9.6 m3: 0.062 mm (339 ft3: 0.0024 in) | |
| 17.6 m3: 0.072 mm (622 ft3: 0.0028 in) | ||
| Volumetric accuracy* with photogrammetry | (0.044 mm + 0.012 mm/m) (0.0017 + 0.0004 in/ft) |
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