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Hanger Placement

Feature Summary. Single service hangers: Fabrication (ITM) based hangers only Supported Patterns 838 1238 1239 1240 1241 1242 1243 1244 1245 1246 1247 1248 1249 1250... Compatible with Fabrication Ru…

Updated 1 month ago by Gabe Hernandez

Hanger Rod Adjustments

Hanger Rod Adjustments. This feature allows for hanger rods to be extended into structure or to a reference plane and to place an insert family as well. Ultimately giving you an accurate BOM. Definin…

Updated 1 month ago by David

Collision Adjustment

Collision Adjustment Options. Collision Adjustment. When placing hangers, eVolve can automatically detect collisions and attempt to adjust the place to where the hangers will not collide with other e…

Updated 1 month ago by James Simpson

Bearer Width Rounding

Bearer Width Options. Our Bearer Width Rounding options allows for real world content and accurate BOM's.If the bearer's length is modified, this function increases the bearer length in 2" increments…

Updated 1 month ago by Kerry Poe

Clash Detection

After hangers have been placed in the model, use these tools to highlight elements in the active view that are in collision with the hanger rod. Clash Detection. This command simply highlights the cl…

Updated 1 month ago by James Simpson

Trapeze Family Overview

Trapeze Family Overview. Overview. Family Names. The following will apply to families that have a _v6 or greater within the family name. Current list of eVolve hanger families: eE_ASM_HS_Trapeze_NWH_…

Updated 1 month ago by James Simpson

Multi-Service Bearers

Placing Trapeze Hangers. Hangers may be placed on multiple runs of duct and/or pipe of different services. From the eM ribbon, click Multi-Service Bearer from the Hanger panel. From the drawing area,…

Updated 1 month ago by Brett Stacks

Estimate Point Loads

Estimate Point Loads will total the weight for all selected elements, divide that weight by the number of selected hanger supports. This feature will then give you the option to apply an adjustment t…

Updated 1 month ago by Brett Stacks

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