ISO surface finish symbols according to ISO 21920-1

[E H_CADADMIN]

When will the current ISO 21920-1 surface texture symbols be included in Creo Parametric? According to research, the symbols were adjusted in the Creo 9.0 version (ISO 1302 and ISO 25178), but these have now been withdrawn.

[Phillip1]

Thanks for posting this. I started getting complaints from our users last month. 

[MikkoHinkkanen · Accepted solution]

Perhaps with 9.0.6.0 youll have something.

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo/creo_pma/r9.0/usascii/index.html#page/whats_new_pma/drw_new_surf_finish_symbol.html#

New ISO 21920:2021 surface finish symbol defined according to the latest ISO standards is added to the surface finish gallery for the drawing and model-based definitions. This surface finish symbol provides improved compliance with the detailing standards.

https://support.ptc.com/help/creo/creo_pma/r9.0/usascii/index.html#page/whats_new_pma/drw_new_symbol.html#

Two new symbols defined according to the latest ISO standards are added to the symbol gallery for the drawing and model-based definitions. These symbols provide improved compliance with the detailing standards.

The new symbols are:

• ISO 13715:2017—It is an edge indicator symbol.

• ISO 21204:2020—It is an transition symbol.

[E H_CADADMIN]

Many thanks for your response. That's very good news!
Please keep me updated, on when and in which Creo version the new symbols will definitely be introduced.

[MikkoHinkkanen]

Well 9.0.7.0 is already out, and those links point to 9.0.6.0 What's New material.

[kpatil]

Can be Back port theses symbols to Creo 8

[E H_CADADMIN]

As far as i know this is not possible.