Weld joint drawings for WPS, work instructions and inspection records. In minutes, in your browser.
7 days free · from 14 US$ per user a month · nothing to install
54 seconds, real time: from an empty canvas to a dimensioned weld joint and its symbol. Can you do it faster?
Coming from Weldia Designer 1? See what changed
Welding institutes and certification bodies
… and by many more.
Weldia Designer 1 was already fast. What still took time was the dimensions, the weld symbol and the pass numbers. Weldia Designer 2 was built to do those for you.
A WPS for a US customer needs AWS A2.4; the same joint for Europe needs ISO 2553. Draw it once. Switch the standard and every symbol, the size notation, the process in the tail and the dimension style redraw themselves the way that standard wants them.
Real dimensions, not drawn lines. Pick the edges and the dimension draws itself, labelled t1, t2 or ⌀D the way a WPS does, or with the measured value. Open the bevel, move the plate or mirror the joint and every dimension follows.
One click turns the 2D joint into a 3D section view for the shop floor or a training slide.
The next WPS starts from the last drawing. Saved as you work, in a library the whole company account searches; open a colleague's drawing and carry on.
Weldia WPS includes Designer. Insert any drawing from your library into a WPS or WPQR without exporting a single file, and keep drawings and documents in one place.
More about Weldia WPS
Pass sequence for the WPS. Number the passes, show the joint with or without them, lock what is finished.
Star the plates, tubes and profiles you use; the palette lists them first.
Presets in mm or inches; every dimension is the real measure.
Wrapping text boxes, ⌀ ± ° × in the palette, notes anchored to a weld.
Paste it into Word, Excel or your WPS form. PNG at print resolution, also in black and white for the printed WPS.
What else you no longer do by hand:
… and a lot more.
One-time payment, not a subscription. Pick the length that fits the work. Nothing renews on its own.
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Ready-to-download PDF with the plan and seat count.
The trial is a taster: plates, a butt weld, the fillet weld symbol and every dimension tool.
No. You place parametric plates, tubes and welds and type the dimensions; the tool draws the lines, hatching and symbols.
No. Pick an edge, two edges or an arc; the tool measures it and draws the dimension, as a CAD dimension tool would. It stays bound to the object and follows every move.
It is automatic. Hatching runs at 45° to each part's own edges and a mirrored part gets the opposite diagonal, so adjacent parts differ on their own, as ISO 128-50 asks. Rotate or mirror a part and the hatching follows.
Start from the closest plate, tube or profile and finish it with free lines, a freeform shape, the eraser and text. Write to us about the joint; the palette grows from such requests.
No. Weldia Designer 2 draws from its own parametric objects and exports PNG. It is a weld-detail tool, not a CAD.
Both. Switch the standard per drawing, and set the default for new drawings in the settings.
The identification line, the fillet size notation (a or z under ISO, leg size under AWS), the process reference in the tail (135 under ISO 4063, GMAW under AWS), the units, and the dimensioning: under AWS the values sit horizontally in a break of the dimension line and the extension lines stop short of the part, as ASME Y14.5 draws them. The drawing itself stays.
Yes. Pick an inch scale preset; AWS symbols then use fractional inches.
Export a PNG and paste it. In Weldia WPS the drawing is part of the document; no export. More about Weldia WPS
No. Weldia WPS has Designer built in; with a WPS licence you draw the joint and place it in the document.
They are already in Weldia Designer 2, exactly as they were. Nothing to convert, nothing to re-upload. See what changed
No. Weldia Designer 2 runs in your browser, on a computer or a tablet.
In Frankfurt, Germany, with daily encrypted backups in the EU. Data and security
No. Weldia Designer 2 is a cloud service; there is no on-premise version.
No. Weldia Designer 2 has a 7-day trial and needs no card. After that a licence is per user, from 14 US$ a month on the annual term.
7 days, 5 drawings and 1 example drawing to explore. Exported images carry a watermark.
They stay in your account. Buy a licence any time and carry on where you stopped.
Ask us. Tell us what you want to test. Write to info@weldia.com
No. Each licence is in one user's name. When someone leaves, your company administrator reassigns it in the account.
No. One person administers the company account: buys licences, assigns them, adds and removes users. That can be someone from purchasing who never opens a drawing.
Yes. Drawings live in one library shared across the company account, with search; anyone with a licence can open and edit them.
Yes, from the account, any time. You pay for the months left in the term, and all licences then end on the same day.
Card or invoice, PO number and VAT ID at checkout, quotation PDF for purchasing, one licence per user. Get a quotation
Yes, but the order is placed in the account by your administrator, who needs no licence. Enter your PO number and the invoice address at checkout; the proforma or invoice carries both.
Yes. Write to us before you order and we switch your company account to invoicing. You get a tax invoice with 30 days to pay, and the licence starts when the payment arrives.
With a card, right after payment. With an invoice, when the payment arrives. A licence bought while another one runs starts when that one ends.
No. No card is stored and nothing renews by itself. Terms run 1, 3, 6, 12 or 36 months; extend from your account before the end and the new term follows on.
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