Weldments
Weldments are structural assemblies created by joining individual pieces of stock material—such as tubing, pipe, plate, angle, channel, or beam—through welding.
In CAD, weldments are developed from a three-dimensional skeletal framework. Standard structural profiles are applied along defined paths, members are automatically trimmed and fitted at joints, and secondary features such as weld beads, gussets, and end caps are added. The completed model generates precise cut lists, material quantities, and detailed fabrication drawings, ensuring the design moves efficiently from digital model to shop floor.