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1-Visitor
April 18, 2013
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Applying Product Manufacturing Info (PMI) in Parametric?

  • April 18, 2013
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Hello All,

I am in need of applying GD&T, form, and dimensions to my CAD drawing. I need this to be embedded into the file where I can open it up in the 3D model with the measuring software we use at my company. I believe this goes much farther than just putting a few dimensions on in the "Analysis".

I know this is a very broad and/or beginner question, but if there is anyone that has expierence with PMI and could help, that would be amazing.

Below is a link that may help explain my issue a little more.

http://www.scs-europe.net/services/ess2002/PDF/manuf-6.pdf

Thanks,

Frank


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1-Visitor
April 19, 2013

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This is what are you whant?

15-Moonstone
April 19, 2013

As Yeroslav says...
There also is a new piece of sortware out by Sigmetrix called the "GD&T Advisor" which allows you to create the manufacturing info (annotations) a lot easier as it looks (I am still waiting for a test license myself).
It is available for Creo Elements Pro (WF5) and later versions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD_voAEpkV4

Our quality department has tested ProE models with annotations with our CT and it works quite well with their analysis software for the most part.

1-Visitor
April 22, 2013

Well I do create annotations. The problem is exporting them and keeping them as annotations in the file. Say I put a true position on something as an annotation, I cannot get it to come up with the file in our software. I dont know if there is a certain way I must save it, such as .stp, .sat, and .drw. But I've tried them all...

1-Visitor
April 22, 2013

What software as viewer are you using?

I'm not sure, that is possible to export PMI in to natural formats (step, sat ...).