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Show launch for design tool
May 1st 2009

As well as showing the latest version of EPLAN P8 Electrical, EPLAN Software and Service chose the 2009 Machine Building and Automation show as the launchpad for a CAE design tool for hydraulic, pneumatic, lubrication and coolings systems.

Eplan Fluid is an all-inclusive design automation solution with special logic functions and automation features to enable fluid power designs to be produced quickly and without errors. It is available as a stand-alone or as an add-on module to Eplan Electric P8.

Sets of technical values may be assigned to entire component circuits and complex technical correlations may be parameterised in advance and selected instantly. Any changes can be quickly accommodated.

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