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Mass Attribut on Part List

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Feb 13, 2009
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In NX8 it's very easy to add a column with mass on each component
But
How to do this in NX7.5 because the attribut function is not the same ?

TIA


Regards
Didier Psaltopoulos
 
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The column default text should be <W$=@$MASS> (see image).
You can see the attributes available by clicking on the arrow at the end of attribute name.


Anthony Galante
Technical Resource Coordinator

NX5.0.6, NX6.0.5, NX7.5.0-> NX7.5.5 & NX8.0.0 -> NX8.0.3.4, NX8.5.0.23
 
Hi Anthony

It seems that this attribut have an effect only with large assemblies module, but I have only a MACH2 license [mad]

Did you have this module ?


Regards
Didier Psaltopoulos
 
I have every module as I work for a reseller. But you don't need advanced assemblies to do what you want.
You need to make sure that the parts have weight attributes saved.
You can use File -> Options -> Save Options & tick the box for Generate Weight Data. This will save the mass data for the part when the part is saved.
The better way is to turn on the customer default (see image). That way any part when saved will update the mass data.

Anthony Galante
Technical Resource Coordinator

NX5.0.6, NX6.0.5, NX7.5.0-> NX7.5.5 & NX8.0.0 -> NX8.0.3.4, NX8.5.0.23
 
Thanks a lot Anthony, It works very well.

Two more questions:

- How did you set the unit ?
- Have you find a way to calculate the sum ?

Thanks in advance


Regards
Didier Psaltopoulos
 
see attached images for the units. No way I am aware of to calculate the sum to put it in a parts list.


Anthony Galante
Technical Resource Coordinator

NX5.0.6, NX6.0.5, NX7.5.0-> NX7.5.5 & NX8.0.0 -> NX8.0.3.4, NX8.5.0.23
 
The way I "calculate the sum" is measure the weight of the entire assembly.
 
namdacaci45, do you know how to pull that value (<W$=@$MASS>)into Teamcenter?
 
@sam5a1, no I don't

Anthony Galante
Technical Resource Coordinator

NX5.0.6, NX6.0.5, NX7.5.0-> NX7.5.5 & NX8.0.0 -> NX8.0.3.4, NX8.5.0.23
 
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