CAD drawings from paper schematics

A Leonardo Computer Systems product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team Mar 30, 2004

Leonardo Computer Systems has started a new service to transfer electrical schematics, drawn on paper, to CAD.

Leonardo Computer Systems has started a new service to transfer electrical schematics, drawn on paper, to CAD.

Now new CAD users can get electrical drawings of plant or machinery into an easily modified universally readable CAD format at very low cost.

Customers can either supply paper originals, paper copies, JPEGs or PDFs.

Drawings will be redrawn in WSCAD Basic, and may be viewed and printed with WSVIEW (which is free and may be downloaded from the web), or edited with any version of WSCAD V 4.3.

(WSCAD Basic costs GBP 350).

Pricing is described as attractive.

For example, to scan, and redraw an average A4 sheet supplied in paper form in WSCAD Basic will cost US $15, GBP 8 + VAT or Eur 12.

There would be a 10% reduction for prescanned drawings supplied in the form of a PDF or JPEG.

This is an example of level of pricing based on a typical quantity of 50 sheets.

For larger and smaller volumes, and different sheet sizes, prices will be adjusted accordingly.

The redrawing process is carried out by qualified and experienced electrical CAD draughtsmen.

Symbols can be IEC, DIN, American or British Standard.

The company will create a library of company standard symbols to customer's requirements, or a WSCAD database at a modest extra cost.

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