Synchron Table LV2

Diving into the structures

We are convinced that this scanner complements our book2net range perfectly. We have therefore decided to include the Synchron Table LV2 from CRUSE Technologies GmbH in our portfolio in addition to our high-quality scanning systems. Its technology is used less for digitizing historical written documents, sketches, posters or maps and more for materials such as wood or stone, as well as carpets and wallpaper, for example. And in formats from DIN A1 to DIN A0+.

What is it all about? The Synchron Table LV2 knows how to use its camera and lighting units so skillfully and flexibly that it captures and brings out every accentuation of the material down to the smallest detail. Among other things, the angle between the LED light and the original plays a decisive role. This scanner can also be set to different modes, depending on what you want to take a closer look at and present to all those who will be viewing the digital copy. For example, the heights and depths in the surface structure can be examined in detail.

The Synchron Table LV2 is used in art reproduction, for decorative surfaces and when it comes to investigating the interaction of light and material properties (PBR-based 3D rendering). Excellent resolution with 600 ppi, perfect illumination, not least thanks to the 150 sensors that monitor the LED temperature, and a color fidelity that leaves nothing to be desired − all this is given with the Synchron Table LV2.

The fact that the scanning table, which is available in different sizes, can withstand originals weighing up to 400 kilos, speaks for the robustness of this scanner on the one hand and underlines the variety of possible applications on the other. The originals, for example works of art, wood or stone, can be up to ten centimeters thick.

The Synchron Table LV2 leaves nothing to be desired and therefore fits perfectly into the range of our book2net scanning systems. Because excellent results are our top priority.