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SHINING 3D EinScan HX2 Hybrid Blue Laser & LED Light Source · Full-Color Handheld · Shiny & Dark Surfaces

The previous-generation EinScan HX2 hybrid-light-source handheld 3D scanner — 13 blue-laser crosses for shiny and black surfaces plus a blue-LED Rapid mode for speed and full color, in one 745 g handheld. Superseded by the current EinScan Rigil.

SHINING 3D EinScan HX2 hybrid blue-laser and LED handheld 3D scanner — product render

The EinScan HX2 pairs a 13-cross blue-laser engine for fine detail and reflective or black surfaces with a blue-LED Rapid mode for fast capture and full-color texture, reaching up to 0.04 mm accuracy and 1,600,000 points/second. It has since been succeeded by the all-in-one EinScan Rigil. Full specifications →

0.04 mmAccuracy (Laser)
1.6M pts/sScan Speed
13Blue Laser Crosses
745 gHandheld Weight
Light Source
13 Blue Laser CrossesBlue LED RapidHybridShiny & Black Surfaces
Scan Modes
Laser — High DetailRapid — LEDMarker & Marker-FreeFull Color
Capture
Up to 0.04 mm0.05 mm Min Point Distance420 × 440 mm FOVBuilt-In Color Camera
Software
EXScan HXEXModelBlueStar MappingGeomagic Design X

The EinScan HX2 is a previous-generation, discontinued model. The current replacement is the EinScan Rigil — Rev1 will confirm availability of any remaining HX2 stock or map you to the current model. Questions? Call (248) 707-2950.

SHINING 3D EinScan HX2 hybrid blue-laser and LED handheld 3D scanner — product render
USA Customers · Service & Support

An Authorized EinScan Reseller and Factory-Trained Support Partner.

Rev1 Technologies is an Authorized EinScan Reseller and a factory-trained SHINING 3D support partner. Application review, software-stack guidance, on-site or remote calibration assistance, and engineering consultation are delivered from Auburn Hills, Michigan — not routed through grey-market importers.

US Phone & Video Support Current-Model Guidance Authorized Repairs & Calibration
SHINING 3D — EinScan manufacturer
SHINING 3DAuthorized Reseller
Rev1 Technologies — authorized EinScan reseller and factory-trained support partner, Auburn Hills MI
Rev1 TechnologiesFactory-Trained Support
Looking To Buy New?

The EinScan HX2 Is Previous-Generation. The Current Model Is the EinScan Rigil.

Recommended current model
For new orders, Rev1 points you to the EinScan Rigil.
The HX2 pioneered hybrid blue-laser + LED handheld capture for shiny, black, and full-color parts. Its standalone laser-handheld capability now lives in the current-generation EinScan Rigil — a tri-mode laser handheld with built-in computing, an on-board touchscreen, and tighter accuracy. If you are buying new, start with the Rigil; the HX2 page below remains as a reference for owners and used-market buyers.
Hybrid
Laser + LED
A 13-cross blue-laser source for fine detail on reflective and black surfaces, and a blue-LED Rapid mode for speed and full color — two light engines in one handheld, so the scanner adapts to the part instead of the other way round.
1.6M
Points / Second
Up to 1,600,000 points per second at a 120 FPS frame rate in laser mode means most objects finish in minutes — fast enough for reverse engineering, CAD/CAM, and 3D-printing pipelines that can’t wait on a scan.
745 g
Portable Handheld
A lightweight 745 g ergonomic body with plug-and-play operation and user-friendly EXScan HX software — the HX2 travels to the part, on the bench or out in the field.
Hybrid Light Source

Blue Laser for Shiny & Black Detail. Blue LED for Speed and Color.

EinScan HX2 scanning a grey automotive door panel with blue laser scan data beside the physical part

One Handheld, Two Light Engines

The HX2 carries a blue-laser source and a blue-LED source in the same body. Laser mode projects 13 blue-laser crosses for high-detail data and handles reflective metal and black surfaces without heavy surface prep; LED Rapid mode floods a wider area for fast capture of medium-to-large parts. The dual light source means a single scanner covers shiny machined components, matte castings, and broad panels in the same session.

Laser Mode13 blue-laser crosses
Rapid ModeBlue LED — wide area
SurfacesShiny · black · matte
AccuracyUp to 0.04 mm (Laser)
Laser
Shiny & Black Detail
13 blue-laser crosses lock onto polished chrome, glossy paint, and black components where structured white light washes out — fine geometry captured with far less surface prep.
Rapid
Wide-Area LED Mode
Blue-LED Rapid mode sweeps large painted surfaces quickly and records their color, so a sizeable part finishes in fewer passes with full-color texture baked in.
0.05 mm
Min Point Distance
A 0.05 mm minimum point distance and 120 FPS laser frame rate keep fine ribs, edges, and small features crisp across reflective and matte materials alike.
High Efficiency & Portability

Most Objects in Minutes. On the Bench or Out in the Field.

EinScan HX2 scanning a red outdoor fire hydrant with the blue 3D scan result shown beside it

Fast Capture That Goes Where the Part Is

At up to 1,600,000 points per second and 120 FPS in laser mode, the HX2 finishes most objects in minutes — the throughput that reverse engineering, CAD/CAM, and 3D-printing workflows need. The 745 g handheld and plug-and-play setup mean it travels to the subject: a fixture on the bench, a casting on the floor, or street furniture outdoors.

1.6M pts/sScan Speed
120 FPSLaser Frame Rate
745 gHandheld Weight
Technician scanning a classic red car in a workshop with the EinScan HX2, blue laser projection lighting the body panel

From the Workshop to the Restoration Bay

Plug-and-play operation and a comfortable, balanced body keep a long capture session moving without a workstation crate in tow. Automotive restoration, custom fabrication, and aftermarket fitment all benefit from a scanner that handles glossy paint and bare metal alike — panels, brackets, and trim digitize with one device in the bay where the car already sits.

SetupPlug-and-play
Best ForPanels · fitment · trim
SurfacesGlossy paint & bare metal
Full-Color Texture

Geometry and Color in One Pass. BlueStar Mapping for Photorealism.

EinScan HX2 scanning a colorful sport shoe beside its full-color textured scan data

Built-In Color Camera for True-to-Life Texture

A built-in color camera captures full-color texture alongside geometry in Rapid scan mode, so a vividly painted shoe, a decorated prop, or an art object keeps its appearance as well as its shape — in a single pass, with no separate texture rig. BlueStar Mapping simplifies the photorealistic mapping step, turning raw color capture into a clean textured model.

TextureBuilt-in color camera
WorkflowOne-pass geometry + color
MappingBlueStar Mapping
Best ForColor-critical capture
Application review
Evaluating the HX2 for shiny, black, or full-color parts?
Send Rev1 your parts, surface types, and color requirements. We’ll confirm whether any remaining HX2 stock fits — or whether the current EinScan Rigil is the better long-term answer for your workflow. Free, no purchase required.
Accuracy & Inspection

Up to 0.04 mm Accuracy. Data Ready for Inspection.

EinScan HX2 scanning a brass marine propeller beside Geomagic Control X inspection screens

Precision Data for Reverse Engineering and QC

Laser-mode accuracy up to 0.04 mm with a 0.05 mm minimum point distance and 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m volumetric accuracy meets industrial demands for reverse engineering and dimensional measurement. Scan a complex part — a marine propeller, a turbine blade, a casting — and feed it straight into Geomagic Control X for first-article inspection and deviation analysis.

AccuracyUp to 0.04 mm (Laser)
Volumetric0.04 + 0.06 mm/m
Min Point Distance0.05 mm
InspectionGeomagic Control X
0.04 mm
Laser-Mode Accuracy
Up to 0.04 mm accuracy in laser mode with a 0.05 mm minimum point distance — fine enough for machined-part reverse engineering and dimensional comparison on the shop floor.
Reflective
Shiny & Black Surfaces
The blue-laser source captures polished metal, glossy paint, and black components that wash out ordinary structured-light scanners — less spray, fewer reshoots, cleaner data the first time.
Open
STL · OBJ · PLY · ASC
Open mesh exports drop straight into the CAD and inspection stack you already run — Geomagic Design X, EXModel, and PolyWorks Inspector — with no proprietary lock-in.
Scan-to-inspection
Planning a scan-to-CAD or first-article inspection pipeline?
Rev1 sets up the full path — scanner, EXScan HX, and the Geomagic or PolyWorks seat that turns a scan into a parametric model or an inspection report. If you are buying new, we’ll scope it on the current EinScan Rigil.
User-Friendly Software

EXScan HX for Capture. Open Exports for Your CAD Stack.

The HX2 ships with EXScan HX and pairs with EXModel for one-click reverse engineering. Export into EXModel, Geomagic Design X, or PolyWorks Inspector — no proprietary lock-in.

SHINING 3D EXModel reverse-engineering software box for use with the EinScan HX2, on a dark blue gradient background

Single-Click Reverse Engineering With EXModel

EXScan HX handles capture, alignment, and mesh editing; the EXModel bundle then enables single-click data import straight after a scan, so a captured mesh moves into professional CAD modeling without an export-and-reimport detour. For clinical and color-critical work, BlueStar Mapping handles photorealistic texture, and Geomagic Control X covers dimensional inspection.

CaptureEXScan HX (included)
Reverse Eng.EXModel — one click
InspectionGeomagic Control X
TextureBlueStar Mapping
EinScan HX2 capturing a carved stone object with blue laser light, illustrating art and cultural-heritage digitization

Open Formats for Every Downstream Tool

The HX2 exports open mesh formats — STL, OBJ, PLY, and ASC — with full-color texture, so the data flows into reverse-engineering, inspection, art, and heritage pipelines alike. Geometry drops into Geomagic Design X for parametric reconstruction, EXModel for surfacing, and PolyWorks Inspector for dimensional comparison, fitting the CAD stack you already run.

ExportsSTL · OBJ · PLY · ASC
IntegratesDesign X · PolyWorks
Lock-InNone — open formats
Applications

Reverse Engineering. Automotive. Inspection. Art & Heritage.

One hybrid laser + LED handheld covers scan-to-CAD with reverse-engineering software, dimensional inspection, automotive restoration, and full-color art and heritage capture. For a current-generation handheld with built-in computing and tighter accuracy, see the EinScan Rigil.

Reverse Engineering / Scan-to-CAD Automotive & Aftermarket Fitment Dimensional Inspection & QC Full-Color Texture Capture Art & Cultural Heritage Tooling & Mold Validation Research & Education 3D Printing & CAD/CAM
HX2 vs. the Current Model

EinScan HX2 vs. the Current EinScan Rigil

The HX2 is a previous-generation hybrid laser + LED handheld. Its successor in the Rev1 line-up is the current-generation EinScan Rigil — here is how they line up on the capabilities that decide a new purchase.

CapabilityEinScan HX2 (previous gen)EinScan Rigil (current)
StatusDiscontinued — legacyCurrent model
Light sourceBlue laser (13 crosses) + blue LEDBlue laser (25+25 crossed) + IR VCSEL
AccuracyUp to 0.04 mm (laser)Up to 0.04 mm · 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m
Scan speedUp to 1,600,000 pts/sUp to 16,000,000 pts/s (IR Rapid)
Onboard computingNone — PC software8-core · 32 GB RAM · 1 TB SSD
Built-in screenNone6.4″ 2K AMOLED touch
Color textureBuilt-in color camera5 MP color camera
Best forShiny & black parts, full colorAll-in-one handheld, machined parts + people

Figures are from publicly available SHINING 3D manufacturer information and vary by configuration; provided by Rev1 Technologies for general orientation. The HX2 remains a capable hybrid laser + LED handheld for shiny, black, and full-color parts; buyers seeking a current-generation handheld with built-in computing, an on-board touchscreen, and much faster capture should consider the EinScan Rigil. Rev1 walks the cross-shop during application review.

Buying new?
Should you choose the EinScan Rigil instead of the HX2?
If you are purchasing new, the current EinScan Rigil is the model to start with. Send Rev1 your parts and accuracy needs and we’ll tell you which scanner actually fits — including when remaining HX2 stock is still the right call.
Specifications

SHINING 3D EinScan HX2 Technical Data

Type
Hybrid blue-laser & LED handheld 3D scanner
Light Source
13 blue-laser crosses · blue LED (Rapid)
Scan Modes
Laser (high detail) · Rapid (LED, full color)
Accuracy
Up to 0.04 mm (laser mode)
Volumetric Accuracy
Up to 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m
Minimum Point Distance
0.05 mm
Point Distance
0.25 – 3 mm
Scan Speed
Up to 1,600,000 points/s
Frame Rate
120 FPS (laser mode)
Maximum FOV
420 × 440 mm
Working Distance
470 mm
Alignment Modes
Feature · Markers · Texture · Hybrid
Texture Camera
Built-in color camera (full color)
Weight
745 g
Software
EXScan HX · EXModel · BlueStar Mapping
Compatible Software
Geomagic Design X · Geomagic Control X
Output Formats
STL · OBJ · PLY · ASC

RESOURCES

Downloads & Technical Support

Documentation, software, and Rev1 support resources for the EinScan HX2. Explore all Rev1 3D software, or book a live scan demo.

EinScan HX2 Brochure & Documentation
EinScan HX2 datasheet covering the hybrid laser + LED light source, scan modes, accuracy, and software workflow — request the current revision from Rev1.
EXScan HX & EXModel Software
SHINING 3D’s capture, mesh-editing, and one-click reverse-engineering software for the HX2 — Rev1 helps with installation, device profiles, and export settings for your CAD stack.
Rev1 Application Support
Current-model guidance toward the EinScan Rigil, calibration assistance, operator training, and warranty service routing — from Auburn Hills, Michigan by a factory-trained team.

WHY REV1 TECH

Authorized EinScan Reseller. US Application Support.

Rev1 Technologies is an authorized SHINING 3D EinScan partner headquartered in Auburn Hills, MI, with direct expertise in 3D scanning, reverse engineering, and dimensional inspection workflows.

YOUR REV1 PARTNER
AUTHORIZED EINSCAN RESELLER

Rev1 serves manufacturers, fabricators, studios, and research programs across the USA. We don’t just ship boxes — we validate the application, recommend the right current model, set up the software stack, train operators, and support the scanner for its working life.

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Authorized EinScan Partner
Full manufacturer warranty and factory-trained support — not a grey-market box with no service path.
02
Right-Model Recommendation
For new orders we map you to the current EinScan Rigil — or confirm when remaining HX2 stock is the right fit for your budget and parts.
03
Install & First-Scan Walkthrough
Calibration verification, EXScan HX setup, and a first-scan session on a representative part — usable output on day one.
04
Direct Engineering Support
Call (248) 707-2950 — a person answers. Workflow and software help for the life of the system.
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Software-Stack Guidance
EXScan HX, EXModel, Geomagic Design X, Geomagic Control X, PolyWorks — seat planning and scan-to-CAD pipeline guidance included.
06
Clean Upgrade Path
When you outgrow the HX2, Rev1 maps the step up to the current Rigil or the FreeScan metrology line — same ecosystem, tighter certs.
Buyer FAQ

EinScan HX2 — questions buyers ask.

Is the EinScan HX2 still available?
The EinScan HX2 is a previous-generation, discontinued model and has been succeeded by the EinScan Rigil, the current all-in-one handheld in the EinScan line. Remaining HX2 stock may still be available in some cases — contact Rev1 to check current availability, or to map your application onto the current Rigil. For new purchases, the Rigil is the recommended model.
What is the EinScan HX2 best at?
The HX2 is a hybrid blue-laser & LED handheld built for shiny, black, and full-color parts. The 13-cross blue-laser source resolves fine geometry and adapts to reflective metal and dark surfaces that wash out ordinary structured light, while blue-LED Rapid mode covers larger areas fast and captures full-color texture with a built-in color camera. That makes it well suited to reverse engineering, dimensional inspection, automotive work, and color-critical art and heritage capture.
What does the EinScan HX2 replacement — the Rigil — add?
The current EinScan Rigil keeps the blue-laser strength and adds a tri-mode blue-laser + infrared engine, built-in computing with 32 GB RAM and a 1 TB SSD, an on-board 6.4″ 2K AMOLED touchscreen for fully standalone operation, and far faster capture (up to 16 million points/second versus 1.6 million on the HX2). It holds the same up-to-0.04 mm accuracy class while extending object size and adding marker-free laser tracking.
What accuracy does the EinScan HX2 hold?
The HX2 publishes accuracy up to 0.04 mm in laser mode, with a 0.05 mm minimum point distance and up to 0.04 + 0.06 mm/m volumetric accuracy. It is a professional-tier handheld, not an accredited-lab metrology instrument — third-party VDI/VDE 2634 certification lives on the FreeScan metrology line for QA-audit and regulated work. For reverse engineering, dimensional comparison, CAD/CAM, and 3D printing, the HX2’s accuracy class is well matched.
Can the EinScan HX2 scan shiny or black surfaces?
Yes — that is one of its core strengths. The blue-laser source is designed to capture reflective metal, glossy paint, and black components that defeat ordinary structured-light scanners, so polished rims, chrome, and dark castings scan with far less spray and fewer reshoots. Very mirror-finish or deeply black surfaces can still benefit from a light coat of AESUB spray for the cleanest data; Rev1 stocks spray and reference markers for the workflows that need them.
Does the EinScan HX2 capture color, and how fast is it?
The HX2 has a built-in color camera and captures full-color texture in Rapid LED scan mode, combining geometry and color in a single pass; BlueStar Mapping simplifies the photorealistic texture step. In laser mode it runs up to 1,600,000 points per second at 120 FPS, so most objects finish in minutes — fast enough to keep reverse-engineering and 3D-printing pipelines moving.
What software does the EinScan HX2 use?
The HX2 includes EXScan HX for capture, alignment, and mesh editing, and pairs with EXModel for single-click reverse engineering straight after a scan. BlueStar Mapping handles full-color texture, and Geomagic Control X covers dimensional inspection. Exports — STL, OBJ, PLY, ASC — flow into EXModel, Geomagic Design X, and PolyWorks Inspector with no proprietary lock-in.
What output formats and downstream tools does the HX2 support?
The HX2 exports open mesh formats — STL, OBJ, PLY, and ASC — with full-color texture, so the data drops straight into reverse-engineering and inspection pipelines. Geometry flows into Geomagic Design X for parametric reconstruction, EXModel for surfacing, Geomagic Control X and PolyWorks Inspector for dimensional comparison, and into slicing software for 3D printing. There is no proprietary lock-in, so the scanner fits the CAD/CAM stack you already run.
Is Rev1 an authorized EinScan dealer, and what support is included?
Yes — Rev1 Technologies is an Authorized EinScan Reseller and factory-trained support partner based in Auburn Hills, Michigan. Whether you are sourcing remaining HX2 stock or moving to the current EinScan Rigil, support includes application review, software setup, calibration verification, operator orientation, and US-based phone and video support with authorized service routing.

PREVIOUS-GENERATION MODEL

Looking at the EinScan HX2? Talk to Rev1 About the Current EinScan Rigil.

The HX2 is a previous-generation, discontinued hybrid laser + LED handheld. For new orders, the current model is the EinScan Rigil — talk to a Rev1 specialist and we’ll confirm HX2 availability or map your application to the current scanner within one business day.

Reply within 1 business day Authorized EinScan reseller in the USA Current-model guidance included US warehouse & support

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