Sale – Laser Scanner Z+F Imager 5010C
Key specifications
| Specification | IMAGER 5010C |
|---|---|
| Scanning technology | Phase-based |
| Maximum range | 187.3 m |
| Minimum range | 0.3 m |
| Maximum measurement rate | 1.016 million points/sec |
| Range resolution | 0.1 mm |
| Linearity error | ≤ 1 mm |
| Horizontal field of view | 360° |
| Vertical field of view | 320° |
| Angular accuracy | 0.007° RMS |
| Integrated camera | HDR color camera |
| Panorama | Up to ~80 MP |
| Compensator | Dual-axis / dynamic |
| Laser plummet | Integrated |
| Storage | 64 GB internal + USB |
| Connectivity | Ethernet / WLAN / USB |
| Operating time | >3 hours |
| Weight | 9.8 kg scanner |
Specifications are from published Z+F 5010C technical documentation.
Typical applications
- Building documentation and BIM
- Industrial plant / factory scanning
- Surveying and as-built documentation
- Accident and forensic scene documentation
- Cultural heritage
- Tunnels and infrastructure
- Reverse engineering
- High-resolution indoor 3D capture
The 5010C’s combination of roughly 1 million points/sec, 360° × 320° coverage and integrated HDR imaging makes it particularly suited to terrestrial scanning where dense point clouds and photographic color information are required.
Current used-market examples
There is a significant spread in asking prices depending on calibration, age, accessories and condition. For example, a Japanese used-equipment listing has offered a 2014-era 5010C for ¥770,000, although that unit was listed as as-is and lacked processing software. Another used unit is advertised at US$12,000 with two batteries, charger, cables, software and a calibration certificate, while another listing asks US$40,000.
For a sale listing, the most important things to verify are: calibration date/certificate, scanner operating hours, battery condition, included software/licenses, tripod/accessories, scan-test results, and whether the HDR camera and compensator are functioning correctly.
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