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Qosina’s new Interactive 3D CAD Model Catalog

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Qosina, the supplier of OEM single-use components to the medical and pharmaceutical industries, has announced the availability of interactive catalog of 3D CAD models.

This catalog is a solution that will enable customers to save time in their work. Indeed, before this launch, users get used to recreate the components themselves. Now, they will be able to instantly download configurable 3D component drawings directly from Qosina’s website and test them directly in their CAD design.

Over 100 file formats are available to download as a native CAD file. However, the interactive 3D PDF datasheet can also be used and shared with non-CAD team members. The built-in metadata stores all relevant data for future purchasing reference.

“Our customers want to get a head start on modeling their design. They want to test form, fit and function,” said Qosina’s Director of Marketing and Product Development, Ken Wolcott. “Qosina prides itself on having a business culture that is built around the customers’ needs. Launching this program is in direct response to requests from our customers, and we’re happy to offer them this new complimentary service.”

The company will keep adding products to this interactive catalog on an ongoing basis.

 

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