3D-Tool
7.3#2 in 3d file converter software€200 one-timeFree planWindows
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What both publish
| Fact | 3D-Tool | PolyTrans |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | The company says it has developed 3D-Tool since 1999 and has sold more than 50,000 licences worldwide. | 1991 |
| Headquarters | Weinheim, Germany | Mississauga, Ontario, Canada |
| Intended users | The product is positioned for business teams including toolmaking, manufacturing, quality assurance, purchasing, engineering and technical documentation. | Okino describes its professional user base as including engineering, aerospace and military companies, government institutions, and production companies. |
| Security and compliance | The company describes continuous maintenance for current CAD versions, file formats and operating systems and links to its data privacy policy, terms and end-user license agreement. | The maker's demo EULA limits installation and use to one computer at a time. |
| Support | The company says license prices include free support and provides support by email and phone. | Okino says it typically responds to technical support email within a few minutes to a few hours, seven days a week. |
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
PolyTrans plans
- CAD/Pack$245, paid once
- DCC/Pack$245, paid once
- Granite/Pack$395, paid once
- PolyTrans for Windows 64-bits (PT-WIN)$395, paid once
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.
Pick PolyTrans if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.