

Emil Rindell

Jonas Bryntesson

Henrik Andersson
2025-04-29

Emil Rindell

Jonas Bryntesson

Henrik Andersson
2025-04-29
The Assembly Pattern tool allows you to create patterns of parts and assemblies that are associative with other geometry. In the past we have had to use the parameter table and associate parameters to TriBall patterns.
Footnote. The Assembly Pattern feature was introduced with v2024 and not with v2025 as stated at the beginning of the video.
Assembly Pattern i IRONCAD is a powerful tool that allows you to duplicate components or groups of components in a structured and precise way. This is particularly useful when working with repeated elements in designs, such as screws, struts, frames or modular parts.
Assembly Pattern allows you to create linear patterns, where the components are placed in straight rows or columns. This is ideal for repeated parts of a structure, such as mounting plates or beams. You can easily adjust the spacing, number and direction of components to suit your design.
For designs containing rotating parts or circular arrangements, you can use circular patterns. Ideal for wheels, gears or star formations, where each component must be placed at a precise angle. This saves time and ensures precision.
One of the main advantages of Assembly Pattern is the possibility to change parameters afterwards. If you need to adjust the spacing between components or the number of repetitions, this can be done without recreating the entire assembly. This provides a much more flexible workflow and reduces the risk of errors.
By using Assembly Pattern you can:
Assembly Pattern makes design faster, more accurate and easier to maintain, making it an invaluable tool for all IRONCAD.
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