ASCON Group Launches KOMPAS-3D V10

By DE Editors

ASCON Group (St. Petersburg, Russia) released KOMPAS-3D V10, which offers 3D parametric modeling and design improvements,  with 2D drafting, design, and release of documentations.

A range of add-ons and libraries arrange new features, such as photo rendering, animation,  kinematic and dynamic analysis, extended CAD/CAM/PLM integration and others.

New abilities of KOMPAS-3D for 3D parametric modeling include modify dimension values in sketches by editing of solid operations, fully functional solid operations in assembly. Now you can use the same operations when working with parts as when working with assemblies, enabling you to create solids belonging to the assembly itself but not to any of its components.

KOMPAS-3D V10 includes direct access to TraceParts Online Library — and to import more than 100 million 3D CAD models and 2D drawings, containing European-based and other parts suppliers in the tooling, machinery, aerospace, automotive and other industries.

Pipelines 3D is a specialized application for system KOMPAS-3D, intended for automation of designing pipes and tubes. APM Studio FEM is a partnership application for calculation and finite element analyses of machine elements, designed in KOMPAS, and visualization of results of this calculation.

The eCAD-KOMPAS-3D converter is a 3D circuit board model converter module can import a 3D circuit board model designed in systems like P-CAD and Altium Designer (also named Protel in the past). A new library named KOMPAS-Macro is included in the KOMPAS-3D package. The macro development environment is Python;  the free application library extends basic feature, such as Check closeness,  replace texts in different drawing’s objects, associate dimensions features,  and others.

KOMPAS-3D V10 is available in English and German; French, Czech, Polish and Chinese versions are also available.

Download demo on KOMPAS-3D V10 from Ascon.

Sources:  Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.