Cruse-Scanner

The CRUSE scanner is our high-precision system for the non-contact digitization of works of art, drawings, and large-format flat documents. In a single scan, it captures formats up to 150 × 250 cm, with resolutions ranging from 150 to 1,600 dpi. Larger originals can be captured in multiple scans and then seamlessly digitally merged—serving as the basis for reproduction or facsimile production.

UV-free LED lighting ensures color-accurate TIFF files for archiving, scientific documentation, and fine art reproduction. Our CRUSE scanner operates with precision and without compromise—regardless of whether the original is smooth, textured, or placed behind glass. Particularly delicate originals, such as works of art, archival materials, or historical documents, remain fully protected throughout the process.

State-of-the-art LED lighting with high color rendering and no UV component ensures controlled illumination that is gentle on materials. Individually adjustable light positions make surfaces, textures, and the finest details visible. Scanning occurs line by line, at a precise 90° angle and with uniform illumination—for a distortion-free, high-detail result across the entire surface.

With a maximum scanning area of 150 × 250 cm, the CRUSE scanner is particularly well-suited for large documents. Even larger objects can be scanned in sections and seamlessly digitally assembled. The resolution can be flexibly adjusted between 150 and 1,600 dpi depending on project requirements.

Slightly wavy, curved, or glass-covered originals can be scanned reliably. The optional vacuum table ensures secure positioning and consistent results without compromising quality.

Would you like to see a digital illustration of how CRUSE works?

Here you will find an interactive 3D animation: How the CRUSE Scanner Works

Would you like to learn more about the possibilities for using the CRUSE scanner?

Here you will find blog posts about reference projects that were implemented using the Cruse Scanner:

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