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This task explains how
to use mechanical parts contained in catalogs delivered with the product.
These parts are standard parts.
Dassault Systèmes does not warrant that provided data are compliant
with the ISO or EN standards. For further information, please contact the
AFNOR organization for ISO or EN standards (www.afnor.fr) or the ISO
organization for ISO standards (www.iso.org). Catalogs containing a limited number of parts compliant with JIS and
ANSI standards are available too. |
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Select
the Tools -> Mechanical Standard Parts -> XX catalogs command to
access the catalog of interest. You can choose between the following
caralogs:
 | EN catalogs |
| ISO catalogs |
| JIS catalogs |
| US catalogs |
The Catalog Browser dialog box
displays: |
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For your information,
catalogs are
located in these directories:
ISO:../$OS/Startup/Components/MechanicalStandardParts/ISO_Standards
EN:
../$OS/Startup/Components/MechanicalStandardParts/EN_Standards
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2. |
Navigate through the
chosen catalog. |
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Select
the desired family and within this family the part you need. For example,
you can instantiate in an assembly:
| screws |
| bolts |
| nuts |
| washers |
| pins |
| keys |
This list is not exhaustive. |
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4. |
Right-click to select
the Copy contextual command. |
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Select the base of
your assembly. |
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Right-click to select
the Paste contextual command.
The part is copied into your assembly. Note that this part is no longer
linked to the catalog. |
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7. |
Using the Save As
capability, you can save this part in the directory of your choice. |
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