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Steel and Aluminum Joinery Solutions for Frames, Firedoors, Curtain-walls, etc.
Cesiom is a drawing tool operating under AutoCAD for joinery, independent of process development technicians, for the output (markings, parts lists and tracing) for automated manufacture.
Cesiom is a module that is fully dedicated to the design of units using complex section profiles, which enables you to automatically obtain the marking and tracing of the profiles used.
The new feature is the introduction of an insertion module for any section profiles (aluminum profiles, steel ribbed profiles, PVC profiles, etc.).
Completely independent from the specific process development profiles, Cesiom generates sections that have been entirely user-defined.
[title]Cesiom enables:[/title] Using automated procedures, curtain-walls, frames and metal joinery (such as fire doors) can be designed, providing time savings that are essential to AutoCAD.
Elements drawn and marked can be included or not on the drawing.
The lists containing the profiles, glazing and accessories are generated and the marking integrates the presence of machining by comparing parts in order to find identical items.
Moreover – and this is new – the production sketches include all machining (drilling and contour cutting) on the elements to be manufactured.
The choice of parts involving a sketch, along with a summary of profiles with cutting angles, provides a simple, complete file for manufacture.
Cesiom integrates the various configurations involving the introduction of technical façades, including uprights and cross beams with added frame structural glazing.
Façade specialists now have the tool they need, using AutoCAD, to avoid a complete work order creation phase, namely: - The identification of requirements (lists, accessories, machining sketches and accessory positioning). - The connection to digitally controlled machines is automatically handled.
[title]Cesiom acts as a boost to AutoCAD in order to:[/title]
- Provide a complement for drawings via a series of additional Autocad commands. - Automatically extract the work order (parts list and tracing) avoiding the need to re-enter data. - Modify a unit via a simple query.
All models include as standard:
- a highly-developed system of comparing parts for automatic locating. - a number of editable equipment lists on Autocad or Excel. - the output of manufacturing sketches of parts that are fully automatic and configurable. On the drawing or on individual files. - creation of files for controlling the digital control machine tools (steel or aluminum).
[title]Fully integrated into AutoCAD, Cesiom is the gateway enabling:[/title] - The creative spirit of designers to be respected by combining the expertise of each with an open drawing tool and automated manufacture. - Fast design times, which must conciliate the uniqueness of each part related to the field of an activity relying on the engineered units. - The design office to be dedicated to design and drawing, doing away with non-creative tasks that are sometimes the source of errors, work orders, the manual counting of parts, bolts and fasteners. - The creation and dimensioning of sketches of parts to be manufactured. - Safety, as the work order is fully automated from drawings, thus avoiding risks from human error.
Cesiom is a drawing tool operating under AutoCAD for joinery, independent of process development technicians, for the output (markings, parts lists and tracing) for automated manufacture.
Cesiom is a module that is fully dedicated to the design of units using complex section profiles, which enables you to automatically obtain the marking and tracing of the profiles used.
The new feature is the introduction of an insertion module for any section profiles (aluminum profiles, steel ribbed profiles, PVC profiles, etc.).
Completely independent from the specific process development profiles, Cesiom generates sections that have been entirely user-defined.
[title]Cesiom enables:[/title] Using automated procedures, curtain-walls, frames and metal joinery (such as fire doors) can be designed, providing time savings that are essential to AutoCAD.
Elements drawn and marked can be included or not on the drawing.
The lists containing the profiles, glazing and accessories are generated and the marking integrates the presence of machining by comparing parts in order to find identical items.
Moreover – and this is new – the production sketches include all machining (drilling and contour cutting) on the elements to be manufactured.
The choice of parts involving a sketch, along with a summary of profiles with cutting angles, provides a simple, complete file for manufacture.
Cesiom integrates the various configurations involving the introduction of technical façades, including uprights and cross beams with added frame structural glazing.
Façade specialists now have the tool they need, using AutoCAD, to avoid a complete work order creation phase, namely: - The identification of requirements (lists, accessories, machining sketches and accessory positioning). - The connection to digitally controlled machines is automatically handled.
[title]Cesiom acts as a boost to AutoCAD in order to:[/title]
- Provide a complement for drawings via a series of additional Autocad commands. - Automatically extract the work order (parts list and tracing) avoiding the need to re-enter data. - Modify a unit via a simple query.
All models include as standard:
- a highly-developed system of comparing parts for automatic locating. - a number of editable equipment lists on Autocad or Excel. - the output of manufacturing sketches of parts that are fully automatic and configurable. On the drawing or on individual files. - creation of files for controlling the digital control machine tools (steel or aluminum).
[title]Fully integrated into AutoCAD, Cesiom is the gateway enabling:[/title] - The creative spirit of designers to be respected by combining the expertise of each with an open drawing tool and automated manufacture. - Fast design times, which must conciliate the uniqueness of each part related to the field of an activity relying on the engineered units. - The design office to be dedicated to design and drawing, doing away with non-creative tasks that are sometimes the source of errors, work orders, the manual counting of parts, bolts and fasteners. - The creation and dimensioning of sketches of parts to be manufactured. - Safety, as the work order is fully automated from drawings, thus avoiding risks from human error.
