Which software is more practical for 3D design of ball valves?

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I would like to ask the experts: which software is more suitable for creating 3D drawings of ball valve designs – SolidWorks, UG, PROE, or Catia? Which one is more practical for those of us who mainly work with 2D drawings and machining drawings? Is it possible to use just one 3D software to handle both 2D and 3D tasks?

Reply #22017-09-18

Although designing ball valves is challenging, there is no eccentricity issue like with butterfly valves, so CAD can generally be used to handle it!

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