Select install points, install surfaces, and connected parts once, then generate definitions and instances in batches.
CATIA V5 standard part installation automation
Turn fastener installation from repetitive manual work into a traceable engineering workflow.
StdPOT is built for CATIA V5 assembly design. It calculates grip thickness, selects matching fastener lengths, writes SP definition parts, and instantiates standard parts back into the assembly. It helps aerospace, automotive, rail, and equipment manufacturing engineers install rivets, bolt stacks, and plate nuts faster and more reliably.
- 3
- Installation modes
- 1-click
- Instantiate from definitions
- Offline
- Intranet deployment
Why StdPOT
The expensive part of traditional fastener work is not clicking. It is checking again and again.
Assembly levels, local coordinates, grip thickness, thread constraints, washer stacks, and plate-nut orientation become error-prone when every position is judged manually. StdPOT turns those decisions into reusable rules and traceable records.
Select fastener length from standard tables and measured grip thickness instead of manual calculation.
SP parts retain installation definitions for later reporting, instantiation, mirroring, and review.
Core features
A focused toolchain for CATIA assembly fastener installation.
Automatic rivet sizing
Select install points, an install surface, and connected parts. StdPOT measures grip thickness, picks a valid rivet length, and can instantiate the rivets directly.
Bolt + washer + nut stacks
Configure bolts or screws, washers, and nuts. Check engineering constraints such as thread in the bearing area and thread protrusion.
Plate nut installation
Support two-lug, one-lug, and corner plate nuts. Generate rivet installation points from reference edges and angle offsets.
SP definition parts
Write installation lines, grip thickness, part numbers, and coordinate parameters into SP parts as a reusable source of truth.
Reports and EBOM
Scan SP definitions, summarize fastener usage, export reports, and support EBOM workflows with CATIA properties and BOM geometry-set parameters.
Enterprise offline licensing
Machine-code binding, offline license files, and expiration control make StdPOT practical for controlled enterprise networks.
Demo videos
A short demo series showing deployment, daily use, and where the time savings come from.
The videos cover rivets, bolt stacks, plate nuts, mirrored fasteners, reports, BOM generation, and part-number editing.
Bilibili demo
Rivet installation, grip calculation, and instantiation.
See how StdPOT selects points, surfaces, and connected parts, calculates grip thickness, chooses a rivet length, and instantiates the standard part.
Bilibili demo
Bolt, washer, nut, and plate-nut workflows.
Length selection, constraint checks, plate-nut orientation, and final standard part instantiation in CATIA V5.
Bilibili demo
Create mirrored simplified fastener definitions.
Select simplified fastener features in an SP part and a reference plane, then generate mirrored fastener definitions in batch.
Bilibili demo
Generate fastener reports from SP definitions.
Scan SP parts in the assembly, read simplified fastener definitions, and export quantity and part-number summaries.
Bilibili demo
Create EBOM tables from CATIA assemblies.
Read assembly structure, part properties, BOM geometry-set parameters, and screenshots to generate Excel BOM deliverables.
Bilibili demo
View, edit, and write back CATIA part numbers in batch.
Read part numbers and properties into a table-like interface, edit them, and write the changes back to CATIA.
Get StdPOT
Designed for engineering teams that need offline deployment and controlled CATIA environments.
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Suitable for individual engineers and small teams. Please watch the demo videos first to confirm that the workflow matches your CATIA use case.
Open Taobao listingEnterprise offline package
For intranet CATIA environments, bulk deployment, standard part library customization, and offline licensing. Contracts and invoices are supported.
Contact for packageStandard part library adaptation
StdPOT can be adapted to existing standard tables, CATIA Catalog workflows, model naming rules, and enterprise standard part libraries.
Ask about adaptationPurchase and services
Validate a real sample first, then license the workflow.
StdPOT is built for CATIA engineering teams. We recommend a remote demo and sample validation with the customer's own assembly workflow before formal licensing.
Confirm the workflow with a real assembly case
Start with a small customer assembly workflow and validate fastener installation, instantiation, reports, and traceable SP definition records before formal licensing.
Discuss single-seat, team, or enterprise scope
Licensing can be planned around user count, deployment environment, offline requirements, license period, module scope, contracts, invoices, and acceptance workflow.
Align with existing standard tables and model rules
StdPOT can be adapted to customer standard tables, model naming rules, CATIA Catalog workflows, and enterprise standard part library structures.
Licensing
Offline licensing for controlled enterprise networks.
StdPOT does not require design workstations to connect to the public internet. Activation is handled with a machine code and a license file.
- 01Install StdPOT and generate the machine code
- 02Send the machine code and purchase information
- 03Receive the generated license file
- 04Import the license and activate offline
FAQ
Common questions before purchase.
What environment does StdPOT require?
StdPOT runs on Windows with CATIA V5. Enterprise packages include the required runtime resources, standard part models, and specification tables as needed.
Can we use our own standard part library?
Yes. StdPOT organizes standard part libraries through the SPECS folder, including standards, diameters, lengths, grip ranges, and part numbers.
Does it support intranet deployment?
Yes. StdPOT supports offline installation packages and offline license files, so design workstations do not need internet access.
Can you provide contracts and invoices?
Yes. Enterprise procurement can include contracts, invoices, license-term documentation, and delivery lists.
Does StdPOT modify original CATIA parts?
The main workflow creates SP definitions and standard part instances. Temporary geometry may be used during calculation. Teams should validate sample assemblies before production use.
Why offline licensing?
Many CATIA engineering environments are isolated or controlled. Offline licensing reduces external network dependencies and fits enterprise deployment better.
Are standard part models included?
It depends on the licensed package. A basic package can include sample libraries, while enterprise packages can adapt existing company standards and naming rules.
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