GOM Inspect 2019 (now part of ZEISS INSPECT) is a standard tool for 3D inspection and mesh processing. This guide outlines the core workflow and essential tips for using the 2019 version. Core Workflow: Part Inspection
: Double-click the image in the report editor to re-position or zoom the 3D model. : Ensure deviation labels are visible and not overlapping. Gom Inspect 2019
Quality control often requires cutting through a part. GOM Inspect 2019 allows you to cut any number of 2D sections. You can measure wall thickness, radius, and distances directly on the section line. The "Curve Manager" in the 2019 version allows for automatic deviation plotting along a spline. GOM Inspect 2019 (now part of ZEISS INSPECT
For those performing First Article Inspection (FAI) or reverse engineering validation, GOM Inspect 2019 is a timeless tool that will likely run on Windows 11 for the next decade. Long live the 2019 classic. First article inspection and in-line quality checks on
The software excels at aligning an actual scan (mesh) to a nominal CAD model. The "Local Best Fit" and "RPS (Reference Point System)" alignment algorithms in 2019 are remarkably robust. Users can generate a 3D color map instantly, showing deviations between -1mm to +1mm (customizable) across the entire surface.
3D Inspection: Compares 3D scan data (meshes) against CAD models to identify surface deviations, often visualized through false color heat maps.