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3D PDF - Making your CAD Data Portable

Published interactive 3D data contained within a 3D PDF file can be shared, viewed and interrogated using the freely available Adobe Acrobat Reader by users and departments who do not have access to native CAD data.

Published interactive 3D data contained within a 3D PDF file can be shared, viewed and interrogated using the freely available Adobe Acrobat Reader by users and departments who do not have access to native CAD data, but who need a 3D representation without the need for additional installed applications and knowledge of how they work.

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Data sharing made easy

3D PDF enables the creation of interactive PDF documents enriched with 3D content directly from your native source CAD (3DEXPERIENCE, CATIA V5, Creo, JT or NX) that can be shared with NON-CAD users.

Based upon Adobe technology, 3D PDF is an enabling tool for anyone who needs to be involved in the design process without needing access to CAD.

3D PDF can be configured to distribute CAD models to different departments using a number of use case based templates, removing the need for physical documents and drawings to be shared.

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