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Long-range scanning system · Trimble

Trimble X12.

A long-range scanning system for the tightest tolerances. 2.18 million points per second to 365 m, with in-field registration in Trimble Perspective.

On enquiry /weekly rate
0.2 mm noise @ 10 m · 0.3–365 m range · 2,187,000 pts/s · HDR imaging · 6.7 kg
Key specs
0.2 mm
Range noise @ 10 m
365 m
Range · 0.3–365 m
2.18M
Points per second
23 s
Full dome · from
Why it matters

Why the Trimble X12 matters.

The lowest noise in the fleet

0.2 mm range noise and 0.6 mm point density at 10 m. Surfaces resolve cleanly enough for dimensional control and deformation work, not just documentation.

365 m of reach

Tank farms, bridges, plant structures and infrastructure spans captured from standoff positions, where getting closer is slow, restricted or unsafe.

Registered before you leave

Trimble Perspective auto-registers scans on the controller with IMU assistance, so coverage gaps surface on site rather than back at the desk.

Use cases

Workflows the X12 is built for.

What renters capture with the X12, and where each workflow is covered in more depth across the site.

Capabilities

Four things the X12 does well.

0.2 mm range noise

At 10 m, with 0.6 mm point density and 1 mm + 10 ppm range uncertainty: surfaces resolve cleanly enough for deformation work.

365 m of reach

The longest range in the fleet, for tank farms, bridges and spans where getting closer is slow, restricted or unsafe.

In-field auto-registration

Trimble Perspective registers on the controller with IMU assistance, so coverage gaps surface on site rather than at the desk.

Parallax-free HDR imaging

An integrated camera on the scan axis, plus 700 lm LED spotlights for unlit plant and interiors.

Specifications

Trimble X12 specifications.

Specifications depend on capture method, software workflow, site conditions, and processing. Confirm project requirements before any arrangement.

Describe your project
Trimble X12Specification
TypeTripod terrestrial laser scanning system
Range noise0.2 mm @10 m
Point density0.6 mm @10 m
Range uncertainty1 mm + 10 ppm
Range0.3–365 m (ambiguity interval)
Point rateUp to 2,187,000 pts/s
Scan timeFull dome from 23 s
Field of view360° horizontal / 320° vertical
ImagingIntegrated HDR camera, parallax-free · 700 lm LED spotlights
RegistrationTrimble Perspective in-field auto-registration (IMU-assisted)
Laser class1 (IEC 60825-1) · 1500 nm, invisible
Weight6.7 kg · 7.7 kg with batteries
Power4 × Li-Ion · ~2.5 h each, ~5 h in instrument
EnvironmentalIP54 · −10 °C to +45 °C operating
OutputsRegistered point cloud · panoramic imagery
Export formatsE57 · LAS · RCP · Trimble RealWorks / Business Center
Rental statusEnquire for availability and rate · eligibility review
Comparison

Trimble X12 vs Leica RTC360.

Range and noise decide it. The X12 reaches 365 m at 0.2 mm range noise: the instrument for plant, tanks, infrastructure and dimensional control. The RTC360 reaches 130 m and weighs 5.35 kg against 6.7 kg, so it moves faster around a building.

Trimble X12
Trimble X12

Long-range scanning system for the tightest tolerances: 2.18 million points per second to 365 m, registered in-field in Trimble Perspective.

On requestweekly rate on enquiry
Available to rent in Singapore
Request availability
Leica RTC360
Leica RTC360

High-speed tripod laser scanner: two million points per second to 130 m, with VIS targetless field registration.

On requestweekly rate on enquiry
Available to rent in Singapore
View the Leica RTC360

Capture character

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On-site speedCapture pace on site
Fair
ModerateBest
Range & scaleEffective working distance
HighBest
Moderate
PortabilityEase of access & moving
Low
FairBest

Accuracy & georeferencing

02
Accuracy characterTypical workflow tolerance
HighBest
High
GeoreferencingTying capture to real-world coords
ModerateBest
Moderate

Outputs

03
Point cloud
Yes
Yes
Mesh
No
No
3D Gaussian SplattingPhotorealistic scenes
No
No

Key specifications

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Type
Tripod terrestrial laser scanning system
Tripod terrestrial laser scanner (WFD time-of-flight)
Range
0.3–365 m (ambiguity interval)
0.5–130 m
Accuracy
0.2 mm @10 m
1.9 mm @10 m · 2.9 mm @20 m · 5.3 mm @40 m
Weight
6.7 kg · 7.7 kg with batteries
5.35 kg (nominal, without batteries)
Key outputs
Registered point cloud · panoramic imagery
Registered point cloud · HDR spherical imagery

Rental & access at Volumet

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Rent in Singapore
Available now
Available now
Indicative rateDry rental, subject to approval
On requestweekly rate on enquiry
On requestweekly rate on enquiry

Both register in the field, the X12 through Trimble Perspective and the RTC360 through VIS. For interiors and building-scale work the RTC360 is usually the practical pick. Spec bars describe typical workflow character, not lab benchmarks.

Compare & learn

Comparisons and guides for the X12.

Rental

Weekly dry rental, rate on enquiry.

The X12 rents as a weekly dry rental in Singapore, with the rate quoted per enquiry. It is a high-value instrument, so an eligibility review runs before a rental is confirmed and a deposit applies.

Trimble X12, answered.

Can I rent the Trimble X12 in Singapore?
Yes. The X12 is available as a weekly dry rental in Singapore, with the rate quoted on enquiry. It is a high-value instrument, so an eligibility review is required before rental is confirmed and a deposit applies.
How far does the Trimble X12 reach?
The X12 scans from 0.3 m to 365 m (ambiguity interval), the longest range in the fleet. That covers tank farms, plant structures, bridges and infrastructure spans that shorter-range scanners cannot capture without moving in.
What does 0.2 mm range noise actually mean?
Range noise describes the scatter in individual distance measurements, at 10 m the X12 measures within 0.2 mm, with 0.6 mm point density and 1 mm + 10 ppm range uncertainty. Low noise means surfaces resolve cleanly, which is what dimensional control and deformation work depend on. Project accuracy still depends on registration and control.
Does the X12 register scans in the field?
Yes. Trimble Perspective performs IMU-assisted auto-registration on the controller as you scan, so the registered bundle is verified on site rather than in the office. Data exports to Trimble RealWorks and Business Center, or as E57, LAS and RCP for other pipelines.
X12 or Leica RTC360, which should I rent?
Range and noise decide it. The X12 reaches 365 m at 0.2 mm range noise, for plant, tanks, infrastructure and dimensional control. The RTC360 reaches 130 m and weighs 5.35 kg against the X12’s 6.7 kg, so it moves faster around a building. For interiors and building-scale work the RTC360 is usually the practical pick.

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