Building a 3D factory on a rich 2D legacy Design engineers don’t have to give up the 2D world to benefit from large-scale 3D layouts. It’s all about getting the best of both worlds. In the CAD and process engineering world, the 2D versus 3D argument is still going on. But for CAD Schroer it’s

Quick-Start Factory Project Service Eases Transition to 3D Quick implementation and low start-up costs are key for engineers switching from 2D to 3D factory layout or plant design. Numerous Owner/Operators and engineering project managers still plan their factories in 2D. Contemplating a move to 3D, many worry about the software’s complexity or the implementation burden;

Factory Modelling Prevents Painful Problems Spatial design capabilities prove critical for factory operators who regularly change layouts and machinery Cambridge, UK and Pittsford, NY: Modifying a factory based on 2D legacy drawings can be risky. Mistakes caused by omissions or a lack of 3D clash detection can incur huge costs during construction. CAD Schroer’s new

Economic boom or gloom? It makes no difference to flexible factory engineers Mid-sized manufacturers, energy providers and plant designers are adopting technologies that help them capitalise on opportunities and productively handle challenging times Cambridge, UK and Pittsford, NY – 28 October 2010: Engineering solutions provider CAD Schroer is headquartered in Germany, with subsidiaries in the