TracePartsOnline.net, the platform created by TraceParts in 2001, provides free access to the CAD models and technical specifications of hundreds of millions of industrial components, ranging from simple screws and bolts to electronic or mechanical sub-assemblies, such as current transformers or linear motion modules.
Hosting these components in the Cloud offers quick and simple download services for 2D/3D CAD files in the most popular native formats, thereby ensuring design professionals have access to the latest updates of product files.
The entire technical data base is shared with numerous CAD and PLM publishers, such as SOLIDWORKS, Autodesk, PTC and Siemens PLM and their user clients, i.e. almost 13 million designers working on projects in fields as diverse as electronics, mechanics, architecture and aerospace. Designers can select the CAD format of the 3D model they want to download, ensuring the interoperability of data use with any CAD software, from design to manufacturing.
The TraceParts Publishing Network enables design offices to significantly reduce their design cycles by downloading 3D files of the components they need, rather than valuable spending time modelling them.
"By making their data freely available to 13 million potential buyers, our manufacturing and distribution clients in the TraceParts Publishing Network increase their chances of being selected for new projects. From their point of view, the network represents a valuable sales and marketing tool, particularly considering that 80% of the products downloaded are actually ordered afterwards," explains Gabriel Guigue, the Managing Director of TraceParts.
You will find further information about TraceParts publishing network at http://www.traceparts.com/tppn/
Industrial component suppliers interested in publishing their CAD and technical data may contact TraceParts by email at info@traceparts.com or visit its website at www.traceparts.com
Hosting these components in the Cloud offers quick and simple download services for 2D/3D CAD files in the most popular native formats, thereby ensuring design professionals have access to the latest updates of product files.
The entire technical data base is shared with numerous CAD and PLM publishers, such as SOLIDWORKS, Autodesk, PTC and Siemens PLM and their user clients, i.e. almost 13 million designers working on projects in fields as diverse as electronics, mechanics, architecture and aerospace. Designers can select the CAD format of the 3D model they want to download, ensuring the interoperability of data use with any CAD software, from design to manufacturing.
The TraceParts Publishing Network enables design offices to significantly reduce their design cycles by downloading 3D files of the components they need, rather than valuable spending time modelling them.
"By making their data freely available to 13 million potential buyers, our manufacturing and distribution clients in the TraceParts Publishing Network increase their chances of being selected for new projects. From their point of view, the network represents a valuable sales and marketing tool, particularly considering that 80% of the products downloaded are actually ordered afterwards," explains Gabriel Guigue, the Managing Director of TraceParts.
You will find further information about TraceParts publishing network at http://www.traceparts.com/tppn/
Industrial component suppliers interested in publishing their CAD and technical data may contact TraceParts by email at info@traceparts.com or visit its website at www.traceparts.com
