Rigid-body ready Industrial digital twin Proprietary but free Partly open · partly paid

WAGO Terminal Block & Connector CAE / PCB Design Data

Provider:WAGO

WAGO ships 2D/3D CAD models plus symbols and footprints in 20+ EDA formats, with interfaces for EPLAN, WSCAD, ZUKEN, AutoCAD Electrical and more.

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At a glance

Readiness
L1 · Rigid-body ready
Rationale
WAGO's official engineering-data page provides 2D/3D CAD models (STEP, DXF/DWG) plus schematic symbols and PCB footprints in 20+ EDA formats, with extractable mass and collision geometry, hence L1; the assets are component geometry and electrical connectivity definitions, with no material parameters for EM, thermal or contact-mechanics simulation.
Scale
Covers the full line of terminal blocks, connectors, relays and power supplies; the official engineering-data interfaces support EPLAN, WSCAD Universe, ZUKEN Component Cloud, StriePlan, AutoCAD Electrical, SEE Electrical and HagerCAD, while the PCB design data ships schematic symbols and footprints in 20+ mainstream EDA formats together with STL 3D and STEP models. (The interface list and format list come from WAGO's official engineering-data pages; the per-product 2D/3D models and the EPLAN, ePULSE, WSCAD Universe and PARTcommunity download entries come from the CAD/CAE-Data section of WAGO product datasheets. WAGO publishes no total per-vendor data count, so coverage is stated by interface and format. Checked 2026-11-01.)
License
Proprietary but free — CAD/CAE data is free for product design and control-cabinet engineering; the intellectual property belongs to WAGO and the respective component manufacturers, and the data may not be redistributed or used outside design. Some entry points (ePULSE, WSCAD Universe, PARTcommunity, the eShop downloads) require a registered account; PCB symbols and footprints are generated against IP rules, so dimensions and ratings must be checked against the official datasheets before release.
Access
Partly open · partly paid
Formats
step · other · dict
Runtimes
other
Physics properties
Collision geometryMass / inertiaElectrical
Domain
Electromagnetics / Power · Solid / Structure
Published
2026-11-01
Updated
2026-11-01

Why it is listed

A control-cabinet or power-distribution digital twin is only as good as the terminal blocks and connectors inside it. WAGO is one of the reference suppliers in that space, and its engineering data is unusually well organised: one official page lists every CAE interface and format, and every product datasheet points to the matching CAD and EDA downloads.

Readiness assessment

The data splits into two layers. The mechanical layer is a 2D/3D CAD model per article (STEP, DXF, DWG, plus STL 3D), which gives rigid-body geometry with extractable mass and collision shells — that is L1. The electrical layer is the CAE and PCB data: schematic symbols, PCB footprints and cabinet-planning macros in 20+ EDA formats, delivered through EPLAN, WSCAD Universe, ZUKEN Component Cloud, StriePlan, AutoCAD Electrical, SEE Electrical and HagerCAD. Neither layer carries material parameters for EM, thermal or contact-mechanics simulation.

Practical notes

Start from the engineering-data page to see which interface matches your toolchain, then work from the product page download area for the specific article. Free PCB design data (symbols and footprints, including STL 3D and STEP) is offered directly; deeper items such as ePULSE, WSCAD Universe and PARTcommunity need a registered account. Treat footprints as a starting point and verify pin spacing, pitch and current ratings against the datasheet before releasing a design.

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