

When dealing with such complex drawings with multiple layers, can you really trust freeware? Imagine what would happen if a schematic was missing a critical component in the PDF file? How would that affect the manufacturing process down the line? How many hours would be lost trying to figure out what went wrong? How many dollars would be wasted? Bringing in automation and fidelity There are a number of free tools on the web that claim to convert your DWG files to PDF accurately.

It’s unaffordable for organizations to purchase AutoCAD licenses for users who only need to view DWG files, not author or edit them.

However, these programs come with costly licenses, often in the thousands for each end user, and due to the large amount of content in each file, have extremely large file sizes. Due to the flexibility and versatility of CAD, everything from bridges to perfume bottles are designed using CAD programs.
