Technical Drawing Scanning
Technical drawings contain precise lines, dimensions, annotations and symbols where small capture errors can affect interpretation.
Technical drawings should be captured at sufficient resolution and with consistent geometry so fine details remain legible. Oversized drawings may require specialist equipment.
Technical drawing digitisation
The capture method should be selected around the original object, its condition and the purpose of the digital master. Suitable material may be captured with a WideTEK 36 ART, reprographic camera system or flatbed solution, while delicate, oversized or surface-sensitive work may require a non-contact approach.
Materials and considerations
Engineering drawings
Considered as part of the specialist capture and quality-control workflow for this material.
Mechanical drawings
Considered as part of the specialist capture and quality-control workflow for this material.
Electrical drawings
Considered as part of the specialist capture and quality-control workflow for this material.
Technical plans
Considered as part of the specialist capture and quality-control workflow for this material.
Schematics
Considered as part of the specialist capture and quality-control workflow for this material.
Design drawings
Considered as part of the specialist capture and quality-control workflow for this material.
Key considerations
- Engineering drawings
- Mechanical drawings
- Electrical drawings
- Technical plans
- Schematics
- Design drawings
Need an artwork scanning specification?
We can assess the size, material, condition and intended use of your artwork or visual collection and recommend an appropriate capture method and digital output.