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Design by the client:

We gladly receive your electronic drawings, provided they adhere to the following guidelines:

  1. 3D: Preferably in SolidWorks format, otherwise in formats such as .step, .iges, .stl, parasolid, or acis. Don’t worry too much about K-factors, radii, or corner developments; we handle this for you (unless a specific radius is explicitly required). Provide sufficient information about materials, processes, welding details, finishes, and quantities.
  2. Files for laser engraving: Supply in a standard drawing format (.dxf, .dwg, .stp, ...). If necessary, we can also work with a PDF that includes a scale indication.
  3. Quotations: Ideally, provide a 3D model along with a dimensioned PDF. Of course, we can also proceed with less information, even a simple sketch. However, make sure to include sufficient details (refer to the 3D guidelines above).
  4. 2D drawings: If 3D files are not available, we can process simple 2D drawings in .dxf or .dwg formats. Ensure a 1:1 scale and include a dimensioned drawing to verify the scale.

Design Support:

If you are unable to create your own drawings, we can design them for you; contact us to discuss the possibilities. For complex designs you wish to draw yourself, we are happy to assist with advice.

Please pay extra attention to:

  1. Visible side indication: Specify which side should be visible (for sheets with film, single-sided polished sheets, or patterned sheets). Indicate the sanding direction if necessary.
  2. Tapped and chamfered holes: Draw tapped holes and holes to be chamfered directly with the hole to be cut, and clearly indicate this on a 2D plan. Specify which holes need to be tapped or chamfered.
  3. Material and quantities: Clearly state the material quality and the number of parts on the drawing.
Questions regarding quotes and orders can be sent to sales@alinco.be.