Iris Scanner 21K Ultra
Horus positions the Iris 21K Ultra as a flagship scanner for detailed slab imaging, digital inventory control, and a showroom-anytime workflow that carries the slab conversation beyond a single in-person visit.
Technology
The Horus Stone Iris system, presented as a real planning advantage.
Sierra Vista Tile uses the Horus Iris workflow to make slab selection more visual, more transparent, and easier to discuss before fabrication begins.
Horus Iris at a glance
- Scanner model
- Horus Iris Scanner 21K Ultra
- Positioning
- Flagship digital slab scanning system
- Published benefit
- Detailed slab imaging, inventory control, and cloud-connected slab visibility
- Published scan speed
- A 3850 mm x 2150 mm slab in 16 seconds
- Customer value
- Better slab understanding before seam, cut, and placement decisions
Showcase
A visual system for slab realism, inventory clarity, and better customer conversations.
Public Horus materials emphasize high-resolution slab imaging, cropped and detailed slab views, cloud-connected inventory, and showroom access beyond the shop floor.
Horizontal Iris Scanner
A horizontal scanner configuration geared toward fast, repeatable production-line capture.
Digital catalog and slab interface
A digital interface view that helps explain cloud inventory, showroom access, and presentation workflows.
Use cases
Where the Horus Iris system improves the planning experience.
The value is not only speed or scan resolution. It is the ability to make countertop planning more concrete for the customer before production starts.
Show customers the whole slab before cutting begins
High-resolution slab capture helps customers review movement, color variation, and overall character before fabrication decisions are locked in.
Plan seam direction and vein flow with more confidence
Digital slab views make it easier to talk through where seams may land and how prominent veining can be oriented across islands, vanities, or splash zones.
Document imperfections and slab details earlier
Public Horus positioning emphasizes textures, dimensions, and imperfections, which supports clearer expectations before the slab reaches final layout decisions.
Support remote or follow-up decisions
A digital slab catalog makes it easier to continue the material conversation after a showroom visit instead of relying only on memory or a small sample.
Horus Stone Iris Scanner
Public Horus materials describe the Iris 21K Ultra slab scanner as a high-resolution digital capture system that brings slab color, veining, shine, and dimensions into a highly accurate viewing workflow.
Digital Slab Planning
A digital slab view helps customers understand movement, seam planning, and how a chosen stone may read across a finished countertop.
In-House Fabrication Workflow
Handling measuring, planning, fabrication, and installation through one shop creates tighter quality control and fewer handoff problems.
Water Filtration & Reuse
Recycled fabrication water reinforces a disciplined shop process and helps communicate that the operation is investing in both quality control and shop efficiency.
Planning process
How the Horus Iris workflow helps customers plan with more confidence.
The scanner matters because it changes the quality of the planning conversation. Customers can understand slab realism, layout options, and how the chosen material may read once installed.
Step 1
Scan the slab in high detail
Horus markets the Iris 21K Ultra around fast, high-resolution capture that preserves slab realism for later review.
Step 2
Review color, movement, and surface character
The planning team can study the slab image for direction, bold transitions, and focal areas that should be highlighted or avoided.
Step 3
Coordinate digital layout conversations
Customers can see a clearer representation of how a selected slab may be oriented before pieces are cut for production.
Step 4
Carry the plan into fabrication
Technology improves the conversation and the layout confidence, while in-house craftsmanship still determines the quality of the finished installation.