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.
Why the Trimble X12 matters.
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.
Tank farms, bridges, plant structures and infrastructure spans captured from standoff positions, where getting closer is slow, restricted or unsafe.
Trimble Perspective auto-registers scans on the controller with IMU assistance, so coverage gaps surface on site rather than back at the desk.
Workflows the X12 is built for.
What renters capture with the X12, and where each workflow is covered in more depth across the site.
Process structures and vessels captured at range, through congested geometry.
Infrastructure & miningBridges, tunnels and spans documented from standoff setups.
Structural inspectionFabrication and installation checked against design at millimetre tolerance.
3D laser scanningRegistered clouds in E57, LAS, RCP or RealWorks for modelling existing conditions.
Scan-to-BIMDimensioned records of built environments at survey-grade tolerance.
As-built documentation365 m of reach covers tall elevations without leaving the ground.
Facade inspectionPlant rooms, risers and equipment recorded at the tightest tolerance in the fleet.
Facilities & assetsBuilt work checked against design intent across whole sites from few setups.
AEC & constructionFour things the X12 does well.
At 10 m, with 0.6 mm point density and 1 mm + 10 ppm range uncertainty: surfaces resolve cleanly enough for deformation work.
The longest range in the fleet, for tank farms, bridges and spans where getting closer is slow, restricted or unsafe.
Trimble Perspective registers on the controller with IMU assistance, so coverage gaps surface on site rather than at the desk.
An integrated camera on the scan axis, plus 700 lm LED spotlights for unlit plant and interiors.
Trimble X12 specifications.
Specifications depend on capture method, software workflow, site conditions, and processing. Confirm project requirements before any arrangement.
Describe your project| Trimble X12 | Specification |
|---|---|
| Type | Tripod terrestrial laser scanning system |
| Range noise | 0.2 mm @10 m |
| Point density | 0.6 mm @10 m |
| Range uncertainty | 1 mm + 10 ppm |
| Range | 0.3–365 m (ambiguity interval) |
| Point rate | Up to 2,187,000 pts/s |
| Scan time | Full dome from 23 s |
| Field of view | 360° horizontal / 320° vertical |
| Imaging | Integrated HDR camera, parallax-free · 700 lm LED spotlights |
| Registration | Trimble Perspective in-field auto-registration (IMU-assisted) |
| Laser class | 1 (IEC 60825-1) · 1500 nm, invisible |
| Weight | 6.7 kg · 7.7 kg with batteries |
| Power | 4 × Li-Ion · ~2.5 h each, ~5 h in instrument |
| Environmental | IP54 · −10 °C to +45 °C operating |
| Outputs | Registered point cloud · panoramic imagery |
| Export formats | E57 · LAS · RCP · Trimble RealWorks / Business Center |
| Rental status | From S$5,200/week · eligibility review |
Comparisons and guides for the X12.
Handheld speed vs station-based structured scanning.
Read comparisonThe workflow-level differences between moving and static capture.
Read comparisonWhere X12 data lands, in-field auto-registration and export.
View softwareWeekly dry rental from S$5,200.
The X12 rents as a weekly dry rental in Singapore from S$5,200 a week, GST-exclusive. It is a high-value instrument, so an eligibility review runs before a rental is confirmed and a deposit applies.
- From S$5,200 per week, GST-exclusive
- Deposit required
- Eligibility review before rental is confirmed
- Singapore pickup or delivery
- Dry rental: you run your own registration and processing pipeline
- Southeast Asia enquiries considered case-by-case

