Things I Wish I Knew When I Worked in Industrial Equipment

Industrial Equipment comes in all shapes and sizes, but mostly in circles and rectangles. Some equipment can be designed in CAD software effortlessly, but some are more complex.

Perhaps the methods used to design the parts weren’t the most practical or efficient for making changes later. How about designing sheet metal components or structural skids? What about checking the design for potential failure and critical areas? Or trying to open large size equipment/systems with countless components?

There are many ways to make your design stronger and more robust, but there are some key elements that could be a huge time saver while designing and analyzing industrial equipment. In this webinar, we’ll walk through common circumstances and how to troubleshoot or improve processes in large assemblies, weldments, sheet metal, and simulation.

Watch the free on-demand webinar to learn how to:

1. Design with special Sheet Metal tools
2. Design with structural members
3. Run an FEA analysis on your parts/assemblies
4. Deal/edit large assemblies and drawings