Fabricated Pipe Ends
- Last UpdatedJan 12, 2026
- 4 minute read
Functionality is available for you to define a plain, slanted or threaded pipe end.
From the main menu bar, select Pipe Fabrication > Modelling > Fabricated Pipe Ends to display the Fabricated Pipe Ends window.
The Fabricated Pipe Ends window allows you to define the pipe end by selecting a pipe model and, if necessary, a reference plane. A Note can be specified to display on the drawing.
|
|
Create Plain/Slanted Ends |
Allows you to specify the angle for the Plain or Slanted End and display a Drawing Note.
Enter a value of 0 in the Slanted Angle field to define a Plain End. If required, enter a statement in the Drawing Note field, the default is Plain End. The note displays on the drawing. Click Create Plain/Slanted Ends. You must select a pipe end in the 3D graphical view.
Enter a value (greater than 0) in the Slanted Angle field to define the angle of the Slanted End in degrees. If required, enter a statement in the Drawing Note field, the default is Trim pipe end to {deg}. The note displays on the drawing. Note: {deg} is replaced by the value of the Slanted Angle value in the drawing. Click Create Plain/Slanted Ends. You must select a pipe end in the 3D graphical view. |
|
|
Create Slanted Ends with Reference Plane |
Allows you to create a slanted end by referencing a plane. Enter a value (greater than 0) in the Slanted Angle field to define the angle of the Slanted End in degrees. Enter a dimensional value in the Clearance field to define the reference plane clearance. If required, enter a statement in the Drawing Note field, the default is Trim pipe end to {deg}. The note displays on the drawing. Note: {deg} is replaced by the value of the Slanted Angle value in the drawing. Click Create Slanted Ends with Reference Plane. You must select the plane to be used as the pipe end cutting standard in the 3D graphical view.: |
|
|
Create Thread End |
Allows you to define a Threaded End. Click Create Thread End. You must select a pipe end in the 3D graphical view.
Select a Thread Type from the Thread Type drop-down list. You can configure the Thread Type, refer to Threaded Ends for further information. The Threaded End consists of four attributes:
The Thread information is shown on the drawing. If a tube has thread information, the build length value starts with '*' as prefix.
|
|
The assembly table contains the thread information.
|
||
|
|
Remove Fabricated End |
Deletes the Fabricated End (Slant or Thread). You must select a pipe end in the 3D graphical view. |
|
|
Display Fabricated End |
Displays information for the created Fabricated End. |
