2D & 3D planning
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DWG files for your 2D and 3D planning
For your plans, designs and visualisations, we offer you line drawings of numerous products from the JUNG LS 990, A 550 and A CREATION switch ranges for your free use.
All figures are available to you as DWG files to download: DWG data for the complete devices in individual frames or the covers and frames for individual multiple combinations as modules. For a quick overview of all available figures, please use the overview PDFs for the respective design ranges. Here you can also find a short explanation for how you can assemble your desired combinations for multiple frames with the help of the data.
FBX files for your 2D and 3D planning
FBX files for the JUNG LS range allow you to exchange 3D objects, 2D objects with object height, light sources, cameras and materials between AutoCAD and 3ds Max. The FBX file format is an open framework for 3D data transfer that allows high interoperability between Autodesk programs.
JUNG Symbols
Clear labelling of switches, sockets, push-buttons and more: for this we offer you a selection of various symbols for free use. They are available for you as SVG files to download and you can use them for laser engraving, colour printing or the identification of labelling areas. Furthermore, with the JUNG Graphic Tool you have a simple possibility available to design control units even more individually.
OBJ files for your 2D and 3D planning
OBJ is an open file format for saving three-dimensional geometric shapes. The format developed by Wavefront Technologies is supported by many 3D graphics programs and is thus suitable for transfer of 3D models across programs and platforms. The data package includes OBJ files for the JUNG LS range.
All figures are available to you as DWG files to download: DWG data for the complete devices in individual frames or the covers and frames for individual multiple combinations as modules. For a quick overview of all available figures, please use the overview PDFs for the respective design ranges. Here you can also find a short explanation for how you can assemble your desired combinations for multiple frames with the help of the data.