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Contact Kara Vasilii at 3D Scanner Match with a question, a source-backed correction or a business enquiry. Find what to include in your email.

Have a question about a guide, spotted a changed specification or want to discuss the site? Email Kara Vasilii, the contact for 3D Scanner Match.

Email Kara

The email link opens your mail application. If you use webmail, copy the address into a new message. There is no contact form or file upload on this page.

Send a correction

Please include the page address, the sentence or table entry you are questioning, and a link to a source that supports the correction. For product information, include the exact model and edition. For a price or availability change, include the seller, country, currency and the date you saw it.

Useful sources include the manufacturer's manual, product specification or official listing. The research methodology explains how we check disputed claims and record corrections.

Ask about a scanning job

Describe the object, its approximate size and surface, and the file you need at the end. Mention the software that will receive the file and whether spray or targets are allowed. These details are more useful than a budget alone.

You can also use the scanner selector to prepare a shortlist and questions for a vendor. For order status, warranty claims or repairs, contact the seller or manufacturer responsible for your purchase; this site does not provide their customer support.

Keep your message safe to share

Do not send payment details, passwords, identity documents or confidential customer CAD files. A short description and a public source link are usually enough to explain a correction. If an example contains customer information, remove it before emailing.

For the purpose of the project and the scope of its guides, see About 3D Scanner Match.

How we work

Research methodology

Official manuals, technical sheets and current product pages lead the evidence hierarchy. Missing fields stay visible as questions for the vendor.

  1. Define the object, output and acceptance method.
  2. Record calibration, software, workstation and operator.
  3. Compare the final deliverable under the same protocol.
  4. Keep failed scans and document every manual correction.

Published specifications describe manufacturer claims. A buyer test with your own object remains the final decision step.