Product manufacturing information (PMI) is essential engineering or manufacturing information embedded within a 3D CAD file. It is governed by ASME and ISO industry standards.
PMI may include the following information:
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With over dozens of CAD software and an equal amount of CAD file types, importing & exporting the right format helps tremendously when it comes to data integrity and minimizing errors & rework.
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For Boeing suppliers, sub-tier suppliers, and other aerospace suppliers, meeting DPD (digital product definition) requirements can feel like jumping down one long rabbit hole, especially when dealing with a lack of definition information.
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CAD (computer-aided design) files are digital files that house 3D & 2D designs as well as information regarding materials, processes, tolerances, and other data.
From design to production, everything begins with the CAD file.
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What is MBD (model-based definition)? And why is it important in today’s design, quality, and manufacturing disciplines?
Get involved with the MBE community! The ASME MBE Standards Committee is establishing working groups (WGs) to kickoff technical work toward the development of MBE Standards. The first two WGs are:
