How to route Pipes, Tubes, Wires, Cables, or Ducting in SOLIDWORKS
Article by Vicky Guignard updated July 31, 2018
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Do your designs contain piping, tubing, wires, cables or even duct work? If so, you know that these contain many parts to create, assemble and then detail! SOLIDWORKS Premium software includes the SOLIDWORKS Routing add-in application.
With the SOLIDWORKS Routing add-in you can create a special type of sub-assembly that builds a path of pipes, tubes, electrical cables or ducts between components at the assembly level automatically!
A route sub-assembly is made up of three types of entities:
- Components, which are parts like fittings connectors, including flanges, tees, electrical connectors, and clips.
- Route parts, which include pipes, tubes, wires, cables, and ducts.
- Route feature, which includes a 3D sketch of the center line for your route path.
Please watch my demonstration video to learn how SOLIDWORKS Routing software can benefit you and your team!
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