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LITIO 2.0 sheet metal for AutoCAD, GStarCAD, ZwCAD & BricsCAD
![LITIO 2.0 sheet metal for AutoCAD and GStarCAD,
create your developments of ducts [round, square, rectangle, polygonal, ellipse],
transitions [rectangle to round, ellipse to round, and customized transitions],
cones, pipe intersections, connections, Ys, elbows, bends, taper bends, fittings, etc.](images/li2dvlp2.png "LITIO 2.0 is an advanced sheet metal design program,
for AutoCAD and GStarCAD,
that calculates the flat (unfolded) sheet metal
[e.g.: metals like iron, stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminum, etc.]
development of ducts [round, square, rectangle, polygonal, ellipse],
transitions [including rectangle to round, ellipse to round, and much more, as well as free transitions],
cones, pipe intersections, connections, Ys, elbows, bends, taper bends, fittings, etc.")
Do you need to manufacture sheet metal parts and patterns, like
- transitions,
- cones, pipes,
- leader & branches, Ys, bends,
- profiles, etc.?
LITIO 2.0 is a sheet metal add-on for AutoCAD, GStarCAD, ZwCAD & BricsCAD that calculates and draws the flat sheet development of ducts, rectangle-to-round transitions, cylinders, cones, pipe intersections, connections, Ys, elbows, etc.
Introducing LitioLAB 1.0
Do you want to:
- give your AutoCAD/GStarCAD/ZwCAD advanced drafting capabilities?
- import XLS coordinate point data and draw them as CAD entities?
- easily draw complex math shapes?
LitioLAB 1.0 is an advanced, complex-shape, mathematical drawing tool for AutoCAD, GStarCAD and ZwCAD, that helps you draw complex shapes (either 2D curves, 3D curves or 3D surfaces), that are not available as standard commands within AutoCAD or GStarCAD or ZwCAD.
LITIO.si presence on CAD Platform's websites:
- AutoDESK's Official Applications page,
- GStarCAD's Applications page, and.
- ZWCad's Applications page.
- LITIO 2.0 is listed at AutoDESK's Official Applications page and
- at GStarCAD's Applications page.
- Litio 1 is listed at BricsCAD's Applications page and
- at ZWCad's Applications page.
- LITIO.SI at BricSYS blog.