3D InterOp
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Visit3D InterOp vs 3D-Tool
What both publish
| Fact | 3D InterOp | 3D-Tool |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | 1986 | The company says it has developed 3D-Tool since 1999 and has sold more than 50,000 licences worldwide. |
| Headquarters | Broomfield, Colorado, USA | Weinheim, Germany |
| Product | 3D InterOp is a software development toolkit for exchanging visualization, exact B-rep geometry, and metadata among CAD formats. | 3D-Tool is a CAD viewer and converter for opening, inspecting, measuring, analyzing and converting 3D models and 2D drawings without a separate CAD system. |
| Security | The product page opened for this research does not state a security certification or compliance standard. | Activation and demo data are stored on EU servers with encrypted transmission and storage, role-based access and multi-factor authentication. |
3D InterOp plans
No prices published.
3D-Tool plans
- 3D-Tool Free ViewerFree
- Free ViewerFree
- 3D-Tool Basic€200, paid once
- Basic€200, paid once
- 3D-Tool Advanced€400, paid once
- Advanced€400, paid once
Pick 3D InterOp if…
It suits developers building engineering applications for design, engineering, manufacturing, robotics, metrology, AEC, BIM, and plant design. Teams needing CAD translation, selective imports, geometry repair, or PMI support may find its toolkit relevant.
Pick 3D-Tool if…
3D-Tool is positioned for business teams in toolmaking, manufacturing, quality assurance, purchasing, engineering, and technical documentation. It suits Windows users who need to inspect or measure models without a separate CAD system.