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News Release from: Web2cad | Subject: Web2CAD portal
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 05 February 2001

Seven more manufacturers for online
parts library

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Web2CAD, the B2B portal for mechanical engineers and machine builders, has announced a significant expansion in its "Powerparts on Web" library of component parts.

Web2CAD, the B2B portal for mechanical engineers and machine builders, has announced a significant expansion in its "Powerparts on Web" library of component parts Festo, the leading manufacturer of mechanical engineering components, has contracted web2CAD to recompile the 2D and 3D-CAD data for their entire product range of 13000 components to appear on web2CAD

Joyner Pneumatik GmbH, the pneumatic products manufacturer, has enlisted web2CAD to give them a complete online presence, including an online product catalog built using web2CAD's innovative Catalog Creator software.

Other manufacturers to join the online service include Afag AG, the producer of assembly systems, Ganter GmbH, the leading manufacturer of standard operator parts, Halder KG, producer of standard parts, Mayr, a leading manufacturer of mechanical and electrical drive and control technology and Pinet, the European manufacturer of hinges, articulated joints, hinging equipment and locking systems.

Lynne Skelly, founder and managing director of web2CAD.co.uk, said "These manufacturers are realising the marketing opportunities available on the Internet, and web2CAD is perfectly placed to give them a complete online presence, from downloadable parts drawings right through to complete product catalogs, making web2CAD the "point of selection for component parts".

Working together with web2CAD is an easy way for manufacturers to build a new global sales channel over the internet." "For engineers and designers, the benefits are clear - they can download these CAD drawings free of charge directly into their designs, making the selection of a component part a dynamic and intuitive process.

The design time savings achieved by our 35,000 registered users can be as much as 30%, so web2CAD is well established as an invaluable productivity tool for mechanical engineers and designers", she continued, "These new manufacturers add to our already comprehensive library of over 30 million component parts from more than 70 manufacturers, which makes us the largest online CAD parts library in the world".

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