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ON-DEMAND WEBINAR
The Nightmare Before Wiring: Connecting Electrical Design to Manufacturing
Panel and harness assembly often relies on scattered documents and tribal knowledge to turn electrical design into a finished product. See how SOLIDWORKS Electrical and SOLIDWORKS Composer can turn schematic-driven 3D designs into visual assembly instructions that help standardize builds while minimizing errors, rework, and material waste.
Give the Shop Floor the Full Picture
Building panels, harnesses, and cable assemblies often means working from wiring diagrams, wire lists, cabinet layout drawings, and personal experience. Assemblers have to interpret these disconnected documents and fill in the gaps with institutional knowledge. The result can be inconsistent builds and quality that varies from one assembler to the next.
In this session, we show how SOLIDWORKS Electrical and SOLIDWORKS Composer turn schematic-driven design data into visual assembly instructions. Watch wires and cables get routed in 3D based on the schematic, then see that routed design and additional project data brought into Composer to create clear work instructions.
The result is a connected workflow that gives the shop floor a complete view of the build and helps standardize assembly.
Why Attend?
Route Wiring in 3D From Your Schematics
See how electrical and mechanical design work together to create a fully routed 3D electrical assembly.
Create Visual Work Instructions
Learn how SOLIDWORKS Composer turns your design data into clear, step-by-step instructions for the shop floor.
Cut Down on Manual Data Entry
Use a SOLIDWORKS macro and SQL query to pull in additional electrical information automatically.
Your Speakers
Saran Haldar
Senior Applications Engineer at Hawk Ridge Systems
Saran Haldar is a Sr. Applications Engineer based out of Hawk Ridge Systems’ Toronto, Ontario office. He has a master's in mechanical engineering degree from the University of Waterloo and specializes in SOLIDWORKS, SOLIDWORKS Simulation, SOLIDWORKS Flow Simulation and SOLIDWORKS Electrical solutions. Outside of work, he likes to backpack and is planning his next vacation to Egypt. He is also into squash, table tennis and learning to rock climb.
Ben Taylor
ENT Senior Technical Account Manager at Hawk Ridge Systems
Ben Taylor is an Enterprise Senior Technical Account Manager and Elite Engineer at Hawk Ridge Systems, bringing nearly 20 years of experience with the SOLIDWORKS portfolio. Based in Calgary, Canada, Ben enjoys taking advantage of the nearby Rocky Mountains through winter sports and relaxing with a cold beer on a summer patio.