Reduce the Cost of Data Sharing with 3DPDF
Why Use 3D PDF?
3D PDF enables you to share your CAD data to non-CAD users. It does that by creating a rich 3D model of your 3D CAD inside a standard PDF document. All you need is Adobe Reader to open and visualize the 3D, and any 2D content you have created.
Chances are you already have Adobe Reader on your PC, Laptop or Tablet, if not, it’s free to download. As most companies already use PDF documents there is no need to install any software, it’s already supported by your IT systems, meaning you can use it immediately, and of course any suppliers or colleagues can use it too for free.
There’s no learning curve, it’s a PDF document, like any other, except it has rich 3D content too.
3D PDF Create
This is a low-cost entry into the world of 3D PDF for the CATIA V5 user.
- Interactively publish 3D PDF documents from within your CATIA V5 application
- Use familiar commands such as 'save as'
- Publish your CATIA V5 data to company branded documents
- Publish your CATIA V5 data to multiple templates simultaneously
3D PDF Enhance
Combines '3D PDF Create' capabilities with the ability to batch process.
- Supports ad hoc or volume publishing
- Enables casual users to drag and drop native CAD files
- Offers independent viewing of the native CAD file
What data can I get into the 3D PDF format using CADPublish?
3DEXPERIENCE
CATIA V5
CREO
JT
Siemens NX
Have you tried a sample 3D PDF document yet?
3D PDF can be used for internal document sharing, or to create Work Instructions, RFQ’s, Training and Sales Documents or for supplier communication, and in support of Model Based Engineering processes.
Download a sample interactive 3D PDF document or view an interactive HTML5 supported document in your web browser.
Everything you need to know about the portable document format (PDF)
Of course, you know what a PDF file is, right? It’s a document that has been converted from something like Microsoft Word or PowerPoint so that its contents can be shared by the author; that’s it, isn’t it? Well no actually; it’s quite a bit more than that.
