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30 January 2019
For more than 28 years, we made it our top priority to provide you with high quality, accurate and light BIM content that you can use in your projects. Content that contains graphic and parametric product information to be used in your projects.
With the vast amount of knowledge that flows in our team of MEP specialists, comes great responsibility as well. In other words, we had to make sure that the content we provide is being used in well-informed ways, so that MEP engineers around the world can achieve maximum productivity and cost reduction through their designs.
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28 January 2019
Working with Raccorderie Metalliche (RacMet) product line inoxPres to complete your Revit project? From today onward you can use our free Application in Revit to get your stuff done.
Designing MEP piping systems gets much easier with the Raccorderie Metalliche Product Line Placer for Revit. Just click and draw and the right fittings are automatically added to your piping system. And if you want to make advanced connections with real fittings rather than custom fittings, it takes only a few clicks.
Even more, you can use the in-app predefined schedules and order your items directly from the material lists with a guaranteed up-to-date content.
23 January 2019
About 7 percent of the global workforce works in construction, which as a sector occupies an important place in the world economy. Annually, 10 trillion dollars is spent on construction-related activities (McKinsey, 2017). While other industries have used AI and other technologies to increase their productivity, construction is making slow progress.
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