Molecor makes available to the market the update of the BIM objects (Building Information Modeling) of the TOM® pipes and ecoFITTOM® fittings, as well as the necessary technical documentation for their application in the development of hydraulic network projects.

BIM objects are specially designed to facilitate the work of the professionals of the sector. A practical and indispensable tool of great added value for technical prescribers, which allows knowing all the products and services that Molecor offers. This tool includestechnical sheets and descriptions of adapted products to facilitate the development of projects.

BIM objects can be used throughout the entire process of design, documentation, and construction, offering an accurate, accessible and practical vision of all the parts that make up the life cycle of the project.

Main advantages:

• Multidisciplinary work. BIM allows collaborative work through a single platform in which the different agents involved in the construction process (architects, surveyors, engineers…) can work on the same tool integrating and sharing information in real time.
• Integration of 2D and 3D. This methodology integrates the 2 and 3 dimensions interconnected between them, improving the vision of the global project and avoiding possible errors.
• It allows to automatically generate all the project documentation: budgets, planning structures, etc. achieving an increase in productivity and, therefore, a saving of time and costs.

Molecor shows the best technical and economic alternative for the sector of the conveyance of water under pressure. TOM^® pipes and ecoFITTOM^® Oriented PVC (PVC-O) fittings are an excellent alternative to be used in the construction of networks for the transport of water under pressure, thanks to their efficiency in the operation and their low maintenance costs as well as for their high physical-mechanical and chemical properties, which ensure reliability in the supply and environmental protection.

Download quality objects and data, adapted to the BIM uses.

Press release from Molecor