PTC CREO PACKAGES
PTC CREO PACKAGES
PTC CREO PACKAGES
PTC CREO PACKAGES
PTC CREO PACKAGES
Compare PTC Creo Design Packages
In product design, it’s easy to fall behind as competition grows tougher and technology speeds forward. Fortunately, there’s a way to make sure you are updated with the best and newest technology to stay relevant.
The Creo design packages are an efficient way to add powerful technologies like direct modeling, faster design, rendering, routed systems, engineering calculations, and more to your engineering environment.
CREO DESIGN ESSENTIALS
Creo Design Essentials packages deliver a comprehensive set of functionalities at a competitive price point. All Creo Design Essentials packages contain the foundation capabilities of Creo Parametric and a myriad of add-on solution capabilities.
INCLUDED Capabilities
CREO DESIGN ADVANCED
Creo Design Advanced takes Creo Design Essentials and adds Advanced Assembly and Prismatic and Multi-Surface Milling, as well as PTC Mathcad.
INCLUDED Capabilities
CREO DESIGN ADVANCED PLUS
Creo Design Advanced Plus is the third of the five new Creo packages. With more capabilities in every seat out of the box, the Creo Advanced Plus package takes Creo Design Advanced, and adds additional capabilities such as additive manufacturing, surface design, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, and computer-aided manufacturing.
CREO DESIGN PREMIUM
Creo Design Premium builds on Creo Design Advanced Plus, and adds Fatigue Analysis, Computational Fluid Dynamics, further Collaboration capabilities, sheetmetal, and production machining.
CREO DESIGN PREMIUM PLUS
Creo Design Premium Plus is the highest-tiered package of the five-package Creo Design family.
Known colloquially as “the kitchen sink”, it features everything in Creo Design Premium, plus Advanced Simulation, Complete Machining, Flow Analysis Plus, Options Modeler, Additive Manufacturing Plus, and Generative Topology Optimization.
INCLUDED Capabilities
ADDITIONAL OFFERINGS AVAILABLE
POST PROCESSING
Formlabs’ post-processing solutions allow you to continually produce high quality products and maintain an efficient and clean workspace by simplifying and automating the post-production-process
WHY DO I NEED POST PROCESSING PRODUCTS?
There are two factors that make the post wash process necessary—simultaneously soaking and moving parts in solvent work together to remove the thin layer of liquid resin from the surface of printed parts. The Form Wash and Form Wash L circulate solvent throughout the entire wash cycle, enabling shorter wash times than parts that are left to soak without constant movement.
Post-print curing is need because printing cures the resin to its “green” state. In the green state, some polymer connections are not yet fully reacted. Post-curing parts with additional light and heat strengthens the polymer structure, improving strength, stiffness, and temperature resistance.
Form Wash and Form Cure
The Form Wash and Form Cure streamline you 3D printing process to help you produce high-quality parts with less time and effort.
Originally, these solutions were developed to automate post-processing for the Form 2 and Form 3. If you are printing smaller parts (14.5 x 14.5 x 18.5 cm) on the Form 3L, the Form Wash and Form Cure may still be viable solutions.
Form Wash L and Form Cure L
Streamline your workflow and consistently produce clean, high-quality, accurate parts with our automated, large format post-processing machines.
Fuse Sift
The Fuse Sift is a safe, efficient powder recovery system for the Fuse 1. This all-in-one station combines part extraction, powder recovery, storage, and mixing in a single free-standing device. Highly convenient and compact, this is the most functionality you’ll get in a single device on the SLS market.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Below you’ll find answers to our most commonly asked questions.
You can count on personalized support around the clock by email, live chat, or by joining a live webinar.
Are there any post-curing requirements for the ESD Resin?
Can I leave parts in the printer after they finish?
Yes, Formlabs SLA printers have an orange cover that blocks UV light, so you can leave parts in the printer with the cover closed to protect them.
Is there a way to recycle used solvent?
Yes, Formlabs recommends recycling solvents for environmental and costs concerns. Investing in recycling Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) reduces waste and disposal costs, production emissions, purchasing costs, and supply chain interruptions.
What type of material is Formlabs resin made out of?
The proprietary material of Formlabs resins is liquid photopolymers.
What is the average lifespan of a Formlabs printer?
The lifespan of your printer depends on many factors. However, all Formlabs printers must pass a rigorous endurance test. The 36-month design operation test ensures a long-lasting, quality printer.
INTAMSYS
INTAMSYS
INTAMSYS
INTAMSYS
INTAMSYS
Harnessing the power of their all-in-one 3D printing solutions, INTAMSYS provides unparalleled advantages to businesses and professionals seeking cutting-edge technologies to create complex parts and prototypes.
PRINTERS MADE FOR YOU
Specializing in providing high-performance Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF), INTAMSYS 3D printers have the ability to work with a vast range of materials, including third-party manufacturers’ polymers.
Their commitment to delivering exceptional services is further exemplified through their exclusive Customer Application Enabling Program (CAEP), which ensures that suitable materials meet the quantity control standards required to work with their printers.
A wide range of industries means a wide range of printer offerings to fit your needs. INTAMSYS offers a variety of high-performance 3D printers, which includes FUNMAT PRO 310, FUNMAT PRO 410, FUNMAT PRO 610 HT, and FUNMAT PRO HT Enhanced.
Designed with intelligent features, these printers can be controlled in real-time, including automated mesh leveling and real-time compensation for motion accuracy, coupled with superior build volumes, and high-temperature capabilities.
3D Printing Services
INTAMSYS also provides an extensive range of services to help customers with their 3D printing requirements, such as training, technical support, and custom material development by their team of experts. They are dedicated to advancing the field of 3D printing through innovative technologies and excellent customer service.
Are you looking to discover how 3D printing is revolutionizing manufacturing and what you need to get started? Watch the webinar replay to see how EAC has partnered up with INTAMSYS to deliver the best-in-class industrial 3D printers. Discover firsthand how 3D printers are making a significant impact on how businesses are being successful in their manufacturing processes and how you can benefit too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below you’ll find answers to our most commonly asked questions.
You can count on personalized support around the clock – by email, live chat, or by joining a live webinar.
What is the temperature capability of the Intamsys FUNMAT PRO 610HT 3D Printer?
The FUNMAT PRO 610HT 3D Printer has impressive temperature capabilities. It can maintain a chamber temperature of 300°C (572°F) and extruder temperatures up to 500°C (932°F) with an all-metal hot end. This wide temperature range allows for printing with high-performance polymers like PEEK, ULTEM, PEKK, and more. Users can create durable parts for demanding applications requiring elevated temperatures.
Can I print functional prototypes with the Funmat HT 3D Printer?
Yes! The Funmat HT can handle a variety of materials, such as PEEK, ULTEM, and PEI, creating high-strength and durable functional prototypes. It has precise temperature control with an all-metal hot end and advanced thermal management system, ensuring accurate printing. The printer can also handle larger parts and multiple components in one go, reducing waste and saving time. The Funmat HT is ideal for aerospace, medical, or industrial fields, offering functional prototypes that meet your specific requirements.
What is the build volume of the FUNMAT PRO 410?
The FUNMAT PRO 410 has a build volume of 305 x 305 x 406 mm (12 x 12 x 16 inches), totaling 37.3 liters. It can handle large prints and multiple small prints in one job, saving time and increasing productivity. Its generous build volume allows you to produce complex or large parts. Whether manufacturing small parts or printing large prototypes, the FUNMAT PRO 410 is up to the task.
What materials can be used with FUNMAT PRO 310?
The FUNMAT PRO 310 supports a wide range of materials including ABS, PLA, PETG, TPU, PVA, HIPS, and more. It can handle standard and specialized filament, allowing for material versatility. With its high-temperature extruder and heated build plate, the FUNMAT PRO 310 is capable of working with engineering-grade materials like PC, PA, PEEK, PEI, and carbon fiber composites. Its adaptability makes it suitable for industries such as prototyping, manufacturing, and research and development.
Why is 3D printing good for the environment?
3D printing is eco-friendly as it reduces material waste and promotes recycling. It also decreases transportation emissions and encourages the use of durable products. Overall, 3D printing offers a sustainable manufacturing approach, contributing to a greener future.
FORMLABS
FORMLABS
FORMLABS
FORMLABS
FORMLABS
Whether you’re prototyping or scaling to production, Formlabs 3D printers produce industrial-quality parts for applications across multiple industries
INDUSTRIAL QUALITY 3D PRINTERS
Whether you’re looking to experiment with prototypes, advance education, or scale for production – Formlabs 3D printers make 3D printing an affordable reality for everyone.
PRECISION & VERSATILITY ACROSS INDUSTRIES
Now, more common than ever, Formlabs 3D printers are even making their way into classrooms and labs across the country. These advanced desktop 3D printers empower students, engineers, and even product development organizations to rapidly prototype in-house.
FORMLABS 3D PRINTERS ARE BEING USED AT SOME OF THE TOP-RANKED ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS AROUND THE GLOBE
EXPLORE 3D PRINTERS
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THE LATEST 3D PRINTING NEWS AT EAC
Frequently Asked Questions
Below you’ll find answers to our most commonly asked questions.
You can count on personalized support around the clock – by email, live chat, or by joining a live webinar.
Can I leave parts in the printer after they finish?
Yes, Formlabs SLA printers have an orange cover that blocks UV light, so you can leave parts in the printer with the cover closed to protect them.
Is there a way to recycle used solvent?
Yes, Formlabs recommends recycling solvents for environmental and costs concerns. Investing in recycling Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) reduces waste and disposal costs, production emissions, purchasing costs, and supply chain interruptions.
Which Formlabs resin has the highest impact strength?
For the highest impact strength among Formlabs materials, choose Durable Resin. Other good options include Tough Resin or Grey Pro Resin.
What kind of resins does Formlabs 3D printers use?
There are 3 types of resins available: Standard Resins, Engineering Resins, or Nylon Powders (for the Fuse 1).
Custom-formulated Standard Resins deliver the highest-quality output plus capture astonishing detail without sacrificing strength. Engineering Resins are versatile, reliable, and formulated to help reduce costs, iterate faster, and bring better experiences to market. Nylon Powders 3D print production-ready, end-use parts on the Fuse 1 printer. Check out our Formlabs Resins Library.
What is the average lifespan of a Formlabs printer?
The lifespan of your printer depends on many factors. However, all Formlabs printers must pass a rigorous endurance test. The 36-month design operation test ensures a long-lasting, quality printer.
CREO ILLUSTRATE
CREO ILLUSTRATE
CREO ILLUSTRATE
CREO ILLUSTRATE
CREO ILLUSTRATE
Creo Illustrate is a technical publications software that allows technical illustrators to generate illustrations and animations directly from any 3D CAD designs
With the power of Creo Illustrate, technical publications now have more impact and provide greater value to the organization than ever before.
3D technical illustrations enable individuals to absorb complex information quickly
Technical illustrations make it possible to quickly and accurately communicate complex product, service, and parts information to the people that need it the most throughout the entire product lifecycle.
TO DEVELOP 3D CONTENT AT SCALE & EFFICIENTLY, CONTENT CREATORS MUST HAVE THE RESOURCES TO:
01
Create 3D illustrations from existing engineering files
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Auto-update illustrations when product changes occur
03
Reuse illustrations/animations across multiple tech pubs
THE BENEFITS ARE REAL
Save Time Designing & Managing Illustrations
Easily Create Interactive 3D Animations & Illustrations
Gain Knowledge with User Friendly Training Manuals
Utilize Features to Focus & Illustrate Complex Parts
EASILY CREATE INTERACTIVE
ILLUSTRATIONS & SERVICE DOCUMENTATION FOR:
Service Procedures
Parts Catalogs
Assembly Instructions
Training Manuals
Marketing Materials
Operating Instructions
Packages & Features
Creo Illustrate Essentials
Creo Illustrate Standard
Creo Illustrate Professional
Sequence and Animation (3D, VR/AR) | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
For creation of any animated view of the content whether it’s for traditional 3D animations on the desktop, or for use in creating AR/VR experiences. | ||||
Windchill Integration (PLM, SLM & MFG) | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
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Allows connection of Creo Illustrate with Windchill either for PLM, Service or Manufacturing). Can use either the workgroup manager or direct connection. | ||||
CAD data Associativity | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
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Automatically update illustrations when associated CAD data changes. | ||||
Multi Format Publishing | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Allows for publication to multiple 3D, 2D vector/raster formats as well as formatted PDF. | ||||
Standards & Profiles | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Allows standards to be enforced across all illustrators, for example line weights, colors, text sizes. Profiles allows for a subset of a standard to be applied to illustrations depending on the use- case, for example a parts list versus an animated disassembly sequence, or rules on how parts are displayed. | ||||
Localization | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Define source & required languages for an illustration & manage the translation process either with or without Windchill translation management. End-user can then select which language they require within the graphic & text & notes will appear in the selected language. | ||||
Massive Assembly | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
For users of massive models (over 16GB) this option allows for use of more than 16GB Memory on a local machine. | ||||
BOM Editing | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Enables editing of the BOM structure within Creo Illustrate. Parts can be grouped or combined into service kits or sub-assemblies, either for easier animation or so that only a whole sub-assembly, for example a pump, can be ordered rather than the individual constituent parts | ||||
Part Replacement | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Allows for an old part out to be swapped for a new part. The new part assumes any callouts or notes that were previously assigned to the old part within Creo Illustrate. | ||||
Assemble and Smart Explode | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Assemble allows for alignment of for example holes, faces – this allows for accurate positioning of parts as they are assembled in Creo Illustrate. This is important for cases where a lot of assembly is done within Creo Illustrate. Without this tool then parts can only be assembled by dragging a part into its position. Smart Explode automatically explodes selected parts within an assembly. | ||||
Floating License | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Can have a floating license of Creo Illustrate. | ||||
3D to 2D Figure Associativity | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
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After a 3D figure is created & converted to 2D & cleaned up (removal of unwanted lines etc.); when the 3D figure is updated, the 2D figure will update & any clean up that was previously done on the 2D figure is also updated. | ||||
2D Illustration Authoring Tools | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
For creation of 2D drawing within a 2D figure, for example for adding missing details from a figure. | ||||
High quality 2D Vector output | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Output very high-quality line art from Creo Illustrate | ||||
3rd Party CAD Import | Essentials | Standard | Professional | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Allows for direct import of 3rd Party CAD like CATIA, SolidWorks. | ||||
Creo Illustrate Essentials
Sequence and Animation (3D, VR/AR) | |
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Essentials | |
For creation of any animated view of the content whether it’s for traditional 3D animations on the desktop, or for use in creating AR/VR experiences. | |
Windchill Integration (PLM, SLM & MFG) | |
|---|---|
Essentials | |
Allows connection of Creo Illustrate with Windchill either for PLM, Service or Manufacturing). Can use either the workgroup manager or direct connection. | |
CAD data Associativity | |
|---|---|
Essentials | |
Automatically update illustrations when associated CAD data changes. | |
Multi Format Publishing | |
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Essentials | |
Allows for publication to multiple 3D, 2D vector/raster formats as well as formatted PDF. | |
Standards & Profiles | |
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Essentials | |
Allows standards to be enforced across all illustrators, for example line weights, colors, text sizes. Profiles allows for a subset of a standard to be applied to illustrations depending on the use- case, for example a parts list versus an animated disassembly sequence, or rules on how parts are displayed. | |
Localization | |
|---|---|
Essentials | |
Define source & required languages for an illustration & manage the translation process either with or without Windchill translation management. End-user can then select which language they require within the graphic & text & notes will appear in the selected language. | |
Massive Assembly | |
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Essentials | |
For users of massive models (over 16GB) this option allows for use of more than 16GB Memory on a local machine. | |
BOM Editing | |
|---|---|
Essentials | |
Enables editing of the BOM structure within Creo Illustrate. Parts can be grouped or combined into service kits or sub-assemblies, either for easier animation or so that only a whole sub-assembly, for example a pump, can be ordered rather than the individual constituent parts | |
Part Replacement | |
|---|---|
Essentials | |
Allows for an old part out to be swapped for a new part. The new part assumes any callouts or notes that were previously assigned to the old part within Creo Illustrate. | |
Assemble and Smart Explode | |
|---|---|
Essentials | |
Assemble allows for alignment of for example holes, faces – this allows for accurate positioning of parts as they are assembled in Creo Illustrate. This is important for cases where a lot of assembly is done within Creo Illustrate. Without this tool then parts can only be assembled by dragging a part into its position. Smart Explode automatically explodes selected parts within an assembly. | |
Floating License | |
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Essentials | |
Can have a floating license of Creo Illustrate. | |
3D to 2D Figure Associativity | |
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Essentials | |
After a 3D figure is created & converted to 2D & cleaned up (removal of unwanted lines etc.); when the 3D figure is updated, the 2D figure will update & any clean up that was previously done on the 2D figure is also updated. | |
2D Illustration Authoring Tools | |
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Essentials | |
For creation of 2D drawing within a 2D figure, for example for adding missing details from a figure. | |
High quality 2D Vector output | |
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Essentials | |
Output very high-quality line art from Creo Illustrate | |
3rd Party CAD Import | |
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Essentials | |
Allows for direct import of 3rd Party CAD like CATIA, SolidWorks. | |
Creo Illustrate Standard
Sequence and Animation (3D, VR/AR) | |
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Standard | |
For creation of any animated view of the content whether it’s for traditional 3D animations on the desktop, or for use in creating AR/VR experiences. | |
Windchill Integration (PLM, SLM & MFG) | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Allows connection of Creo Illustrate with Windchill either for PLM, Service or Manufacturing). Can use either the workgroup manager or direct connection. | |
CAD data Associativity | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Automatically update illustrations when associated CAD data changes. | |
Multi Format Publishing | |
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Standard | |
Allows for publication to multiple 3D, 2D vector/raster formats as well as formatted PDF. | |
Standards & Profiles | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Allows standards to be enforced across all illustrators, for example line weights, colors, text sizes. Profiles allows for a subset of a standard to be applied to illustrations depending on the use- case, for example a parts list versus an animated disassembly sequence, or rules on how parts are displayed. | |
Localization | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Define source & required languages for an illustration & manage the translation process either with or without Windchill translation management. End-user can then select which language they require within the graphic & text & notes will appear in the selected language. | |
Massive Assembly | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
For users of massive models (over 16GB) this option allows for use of more than 16GB Memory on a local machine. | |
BOM Editing | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Enables editing of the BOM structure within Creo Illustrate. Parts can be grouped or combined into service kits or sub-assemblies, either for easier animation or so that only a whole sub-assembly, for example a pump, can be ordered rather than the individual constituent parts | |
Part Replacement | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Allows for an old part out to be swapped for a new part. The new part assumes any callouts or notes that were previously assigned to the old part within Creo Illustrate. | |
Assemble and Smart Explode | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Assemble allows for alignment of for example holes, faces – this allows for accurate positioning of parts as they are assembled in Creo Illustrate. This is important for cases where a lot of assembly is done within Creo Illustrate. Without this tool then parts can only be assembled by dragging a part into its position. Smart Explode automatically explodes selected parts within an assembly. | |
Floating License | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Can have a floating license of Creo Illustrate. | |
3D to 2D Figure Associativity | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
After a 3D figure is created & converted to 2D & cleaned up (removal of unwanted lines etc.); when the 3D figure is updated, the 2D figure will update & any clean up that was previously done on the 2D figure is also updated. | |
2D Illustration Authoring Tools | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
For creation of 2D drawing within a 2D figure, for example for adding missing details from a figure. | |
High quality 2D Vector output | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Output very high-quality line art from Creo Illustrate | |
3rd Party CAD Import | |
|---|---|
Standard | |
Allows for direct import of 3rd Party CAD like CATIA, SolidWorks. | |
Creo Illustrate Professional
Sequence and Animation (3D, VR/AR) | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
For creation of any animated view of the content whether it’s for traditional 3D animations on the desktop, or for use in creating AR/VR experiences. | |
Windchill Integration (PLM, SLM & MFG) | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Allows connection of Creo Illustrate with Windchill either for PLM, Service or Manufacturing). Can use either the workgroup manager or direct connection. | |
CAD data Associativity | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Automatically update illustrations when associated CAD data changes. | |
Multi Format Publishing | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Allows for publication to multiple 3D, 2D vector/raster formats as well as formatted PDF. | |
Standards & Profiles | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Allows standards to be enforced across all illustrators, for example line weights, colors, text sizes. Profiles allows for a subset of a standard to be applied to illustrations depending on the use- case, for example a parts list versus an animated disassembly sequence, or rules on how parts are displayed. | |
Localization | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Define source & required languages for an illustration & manage the translation process either with or without Windchill translation management. End-user can then select which language they require within the graphic & text & notes will appear in the selected language. | |
Massive Assembly | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
For users of massive models (over 16GB) this option allows for use of more than 16GB Memory on a local machine. | |
BOM Editing | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Enables editing of the BOM structure within Creo Illustrate. Parts can be grouped or combined into service kits or sub-assemblies, either for easier animation or so that only a whole sub-assembly, for example a pump, can be ordered rather than the individual constituent parts | |
Part Replacement | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Allows for an old part out to be swapped for a new part. The new part assumes any callouts or notes that were previously assigned to the old part within Creo Illustrate. | |
Assemble and Smart Explode | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Assemble allows for alignment of for example holes, faces – this allows for accurate positioning of parts as they are assembled in Creo Illustrate. This is important for cases where a lot of assembly is done within Creo Illustrate. Without this tool then parts can only be assembled by dragging a part into its position. Smart Explode automatically explodes selected parts within an assembly. | |
Floating License | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Can have a floating license of Creo Illustrate. | |
3D to 2D Figure Associativity | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
After a 3D figure is created & converted to 2D & cleaned up (removal of unwanted lines etc.); when the 3D figure is updated, the 2D figure will update & any clean up that was previously done on the 2D figure is also updated. | |
2D Illustration Authoring Tools | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
For creation of 2D drawing within a 2D figure, for example for adding missing details from a figure. | |
High quality 2D Vector output | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Output very high-quality line art from Creo Illustrate | |
3rd Party CAD Import | |
|---|---|
Professional | |
Allows for direct import of 3rd Party CAD like CATIA, SolidWorks. | |
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Below you’ll find answers to our most commonly asked questions.
You can count on personalized support around the clock by email, live chat, or by joining a live webinar.
What languages are supported by Creo Illustrate?
Creo Illustrate supports English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Japanese, Korean, and Russian.
Which formats can Creo Illustrate interpret?
Creo Illustrate can interpret formats such as Creo and PTC CADDS 5. As well as other neutral formats such as STEP, IGES, VRML, and STL. Additional CAD formats include JT, Catia V4, I-deas, SolidWorks, and Unigraphics with adapters (available at an additional cost). Contact us to learn more.
Is Creo Illustrate compatible with Arbortext?
Yes, you can author in Arbortext IsoDraw or publish illustrated parts lists quickly using Arbortext Editor. You can also connect to PTC Windchill to manage illustration assets through a direct link to the Windchill server.
