How much does a 3D foot scanner cost?

The plantar 3D scanner is a method of collecting data from the sole of the human foot through laser scanning, and generating measurement reports and 3D model data.

The plantar 3D scanner can be widely used in the fields of footwear, rehabilitation medicine, stores, correction and customization.

So, how much does a plantar 3D scanner usually cost?

Generally speaking, the price of a plantar 3D scanner ranges from more than 10,000 to 50,000 or 60,000.

The price mainly depends on the following aspects:

1. Brand awareness.

Different brands have different prices.

The higher the brand awareness, the more expensive the equipment will be.

Of course, the more well-known the brand is, the higher the quality and the degree of after-sales perfection.

Some Shansai products sometimes seem to be cheaper and the functions seem to be similar, but after buying them, the equipment will have inaccurate measurements or even break down after a short time. And there may be no technicians to follow up when you go to after-sales service.

Therefore, when buying products, you still need to buy a certain brand awareness.

2. Different specifications.

The same brand, different product specifications, sometimes the price difference is also very large.

For example, portable, without a computer, may only cost more than 10,000 to 20,000.

And single-foot measurement, with a column and a computer, may cost more than 20,000 or 30,000.

The price of simultaneous measurement of both feet, with a column and a computer, may be more than 30,000 or 40,000.

Different computer configurations, different accuracy requirements, different application scenarios, the price may also vary greatly.

3. Different purchase channels.

If you find an agent to buy, the price you get will generally be more expensive.

If you can find the source manufacturer, the price will be more cost-effective.

In addition, the purchase quantity also affects the price.

The more the purchase quantity, the lower the price that can be negotiated.