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Create Technical Illustrations

With IsoDraw technical illustrations can be produced quickly and economically. Filters allow the use of existing data as the basis for the illustrations. IsoDraw creates intelligent illustrations for complex electronic documents. The illustrations can be used in printed and electronic media such as operating manuals, spare parts catalogs or maintenance manuals.

Overview
With IsoDraw, technical illustrations can be created in a quick and cost efficient way. Whether creation from scratch, photo tracing or reuse of existing data (scans, CAD data etc.), this is the ONE tool for all your tasks. The illustrations can then be reused in all standard DTP/Publishing systems. In addition, a wide range of functions are provided for preparing illustrations for delivery on CD-ROM or via the Internet.

  • Repurpose rich, original CAD data to quickly develop 2D and 3D illustrations and animations
  • Support one or many types of data, such as 2D, 3D, raster graphics, and animations, in a single document
  • Prepare illustrations automatically for publishing in multiple delivery formats, including print, interactive and Web media to eliminate expensive, labor-intensive formatting tasks
  • Convey explicit service procedures by displacing lengthy text with illustrations
  • Deliver a competitive advantage in your product information time-to-market by producing more illustrations in a shorter time

Features & Benefits

  • Increase illustrator productivity and remove engineering from all illustration tasks
  • Improve operator and service performance levels with explicit illustrations to convey complex operation and maintenance procedures
  • Lower publishing, translation and illustration costs
  • Ensure the most up-to-date technical illustrations through the associative links to real-time design data
  • Manage the complete associative illustration lifecycle with Windchill to update illustrations and their use in documentation when engineering designs change