If you sell products that serve as components of larger products, PartSpec® makes it easier for your products to get specified at the design stage.

PartSpec® is a comprehensive library of CAD drawings and product information that enables engineers and designers to insert your product drawings into their designs. Distributed on CD-ROM to more than 90,000 qualified users, PartSpec® is also available on www.CADRegister.com.

By putting drawings of your products on PartSpec®, you can:

• Increase Your Chances of Getting Your Products Specified…and Bought
  Save prospects and customers redrawing time and help eliminate errors. This makes it very easy for them to specify your products. And when products get specified, 80% of the time they get bought.
  
• Deliver Your CAD Drawings Complete with Detailed Product Information
  Give prospects and customers all the information they need to make a specifying decision, right when they need it, by embedding detailed product attributes into your CAD drawings. They can also insert this information directly into bills of material.
  
• Enable Prospects and Customers to Quickly Locate the CAD Drawings They Need
  On PartSpec®, they can search for drawings according to manufacturer or product name. They can download them in many formats including .DWG, .DXF, .SAT, and .STEP, as well as insert them into major CAD systems.

With PartSpec®, you can:

• Include a Parametric Modeling Feature for Custom Parts
  Allow your customers to create 2D and 3D designs for custom parts based on your specifications and manufacturing capabilities.
  
• Make Your Drawings Available from within PTC’s Pro | ENGINEER Wildfire Software
  Engineers and designers can now drag-and-drop your products into their designs without leaving their familiar software application.

PartSpec® Gives Your Company a Competitive Edge at the Specifying Stage

PartSpec® gives you the opportunity to forge working relationships with prospects and customers by making your CAD drawings and product information available when they are making their initial design decisions.