Creality CR-Scan Raptor X
Wireless Hybrid 3D Scanner
The Creality CR-Scan Raptor X stands as a breakthrough in metrology-grade scanning, being the world's first wireless hybrid 3D scanner to combine Blue Laser and Near-Infrared (NIR) structured light. This dual-source system allows for unprecedented versatility, enabling users to capture everything from small, intricate parts to full-sized vehicles with a single device. By utilizing 34 cross laser lines and 7 parallel laser lines, the Raptor X achieves a staggering scan speed of 1,020,000 points per second, ensuring that even large-scale projects are completed with professional efficiency.
Engineered for portability and precision, the Raptor X features a wireless handle and Wi-Fi 6 connectivity for seamless data transmission without the clutter of cables. Its advanced algorithms allow for the direct scanning of black and metallic surfaces without the need for messy scanning sprays, while the integrated temperature compensation ensures metrology-grade accuracy of up to 0.02mm. Whether you are performing industrial inspections, reverse engineering, or high-fidelity body scanning, the Raptor X provides the stabilized, high-speed performance required for professional workflows.
Technical Specifications
| Scanning Modes |
| Mode 1 |
7 Parallel Blue Laser Lines |
| Mode 2 |
34 Cross Blue Laser Lines |
| Mode 3 |
NIR (Infrared Binocular Structured Light) |
| Accuracy & Resolution |
| Accuracy (7 Laser Lines) |
Up to 0.02mm |
| Accuracy (34 Laser Lines) |
Up to 0.05mm |
| Volumetric Accuracy (7 Lines) |
0.02mm + 0.06mm/m |
| Volumetric Accuracy (34 Lines) |
0.05mm + 0.1mm/m |
| 3D Resolution (7 Lines) |
0.02–2mm |
| 3D Resolution (34 Lines) |
0.1–2mm |
| Speed & Performance |
| Scanning Rate (7 Lines) |
420,000 measurements/s |
| Scanning Rate (34 Lines) |
1,020,000 measurements/s |
| Scanning Rate (NIR) |
3,580,000 measurements/s |
| Scanning Speed (7 Lines) |
Up to 60 fps |
| Scanning Speed (34 Lines) |
Up to 30 fps |
| Scanning Range |
| Min. Scan Volume (Blue Laser) |
5mm × 5mm × 5mm |
| Min. Scan Volume (NIR) |
150mm × 150mm × 150mm |
| Working Distance (7 Lines) |
150–400mm |
| Working Distance (34 Lines) |
200–600mm |
| Working Distance (NIR) |
170–1000mm |
| Camera & Imaging |
| 3D Camera Resolution |
1920 × 1200 (2.3 Megapixel) |
| Color Mapping |
24-bit Full Color |
| Color Supplemental Light |
12 White LEDs |
| Alignment Mode |
Marker / Geometry / Texture |
| Outdoor Scanning |
| Max Ambient Light (7 Lines) |
≤50,000 lux |
| Max Ambient Light (34 Lines) |
≤30,000 lux |
| Max Ambient Light (NIR) |
≤100,000 lux |
| Connectivity & Power |
| Wireless |
Wi-Fi 6 AX6000 (4.7 Gbps, 10ms latency) |
| Data Interface |
Type-C / USB 3.0 |
| Input Power |
12V 2A |
| Battery Capacity |
35,400mWh (Airplane Safe) |
| Fast Charging |
80% in 1.5 hours |
| Physical |
| Dimensions |
215mm × 50mm × 74mm |
| Weight |
405g |
| IMU |
Yes |
| Output Format |
OBJ / STL / PLY / ASC |
| System Support |
Windows / macOS |
Returns
Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery. See our Our Brands page for full return & warranty details.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Raptor X different from the standard Raptor?
The Raptor X adds 34 cross blue laser lines and wireless scanning, compared with the Raptor's 7 parallel blue laser lines. It can process up to 1.02 million points per second, compared with approximately 420,000 measurements/s for the Raptor's blue-laser mode.
What scanning accuracy does the Raptor X provide?
The Raptor X offers up to 0.02 mm accuracy with volumetric accuracy of 0.02 mm + 0.06 mm/m in its blue-laser modes.
What size objects can the Raptor X scan?
The Raptor X can scan objects ranging from approximately 5 × 5 × 5 mm up to 4,000 × 4,000 × 4,000 mm, covering applications from small components to vehicles and large industrial objects.
How does the Raptor X connect wirelessly?
The Raptor X supports wireless scanning using Wi-Fi 6 AX6000, allowing scan data to be transferred to a computer without relying on a wired connection. Creality lists up to approximately 4 hours of scanning from its battery system.
See It In Action
