Weidmüller Terminal Products CAD & EPLAN Data
Provider：Weidmüller
Weidmüller provides per-product STEP, DXF and DWG CAD data plus EPLAN Data Portal, WSCAD Universe and PARTcommunity engineering-data entry points.
At a glance
- Readiness
- L1 · Rigid-body ready
- Rationale
- The official download page provides STEP, DXF and DWG CAD data directly, plus engineering-data entry points through EPLAN Data Portal, WSCAD Universe, PARTcommunity and CADENAS eCATALOG, with extractable mass and collision geometry, hence L1; the assets are component geometry and electrical connectivity definitions, with no material parameters for EM or thermal simulation.
- Scale
- Covers terminal blocks, terminal strips, relays and signal isolators; the official download area provides stp (STEP), DXF and DWG CAD data archives per product, alongside engineering-data entry points via EPLAN Data Portal, WSCAD Universe, PARTcommunity and CADENAS eCATALOG. (The CAD format list (stp STEP / DXF / DWG) and the four engineering-data entry points come from the Downloads section of Weidmüller's official webshop product pages; no total per-vendor data count is published, so coverage is stated per product format and entry point. Checked 2026-11-01.)
- License
- Proprietary but free — CAD and engineering data are free for product design and control-cabinet engineering; the intellectual property belongs to Weidmüller and the respective manufacturers, and the data may not be redistributed. External platforms such as EPLAN Data Portal, WSCAD Universe and PARTcommunity require a registered account. The data are exterior geometry; key electrical ratings (voltage, current, conductor cross-section) must come from the official datasheets.
- 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
Weidmüller is a core supplier of terminal blocks, terminal strips, relays and signal isolators for control cabinets and power distribution. Its data is listed here because the download structure is unusually transparent: the webshop product page lists each CAD archive by format and size, and points at the matching engineering-data portals — so an engineer can get both the 3D geometry and the cabinet-planning data from one product record.
Readiness assessment
The mechanical layer covers STEP, DXF and DWG archives per product, giving rigid-body geometry with extractable mass and collision shells — that is L1. The electrical layer is reached through EPLAN Data Portal, WSCAD Universe, PARTcommunity and CADENAS eCATALOG, which carry schematic symbols, footprints and catalogue metadata for cabinet engineering. As with other terminal-block vendors, the models are exterior geometry with no material parameters for EM or thermal simulation.
Practical notes
On the product page, open the Downloads section and pick the archive matching your CAD stack; the STEP archive is the one to use for simulation work. For schematic symbols and footprint data, follow the EPLAN Data Portal or WSCAD Universe links. Note that those portals require a registered account. Always take ratings — voltage, current, conductor cross-section — from the official datasheet rather than from the model.
Disclaimer: license and usage terms follow the official source — verify them yourself before use. This site indexes and links only; it does not host or mirror any asset file.
License and usage terms are those of the official source — verify before use. No asset file is hosted or mirrored on this site.