Autodesk AutoCAD Mechanical (Windows) 2026, 2 Years

85.90 GBP*

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NOTE: This license key is for an educational version of the software, offering all the features and functionality of the commercial version. There is no indication of the educational version in printed output, nor is there a watermark. Products details ✓ Genuine license key for a AutoCAD Mechanical subscription ✓ Official download of the software from Autodesk website ✓ Free technical support available 7 days in a week Get your AutoCAD Mechanical in 3 easy steps Software overview AutoCAD Mechanical offers engineers a competitive edge by helping them save hours of effort, so they can spend time innovating rather than drafting and includes all the functionality of AutoCAD plus a comprehensive set of tools for automating mechanical engineering tasks, such as generating machine components, dimensioning, and creating bills of material. AutoCAD Mechanical vs Autodesk Fusion 360 AutoCAD Mechanical: A specialized version of AutoCAD for mechanical engineers. Best suited for 2D drafting, technical drawings, and documentation. Used in manufacturing, mechanical engineering, and drafting industries. With AutoCAD Mechanical, you cannot visualize and make simulations Autodesk Fusion 360: A 3D CAD, CAM, and CAE tool designed for product design and manufacturing. Ideal for parametric modeling, simulation, and generative design. Commonly used by industrial designers, engineers, and hobbyists. AutoCAD Mechanical, built on Inventor and AutoCAD, focuses his tools on professional CAD/CAM tools only and on sketch for 2D projects with more work to do on 3D Draftings, Fusion 360 is known for its all-in-one capabilities, connecting design to manufacturing with automated workflows, while AutoCAD Mechanical provides a robust set of tools for mechanical engineering tasks. AutoCAD Mechanical vs Inventor Autodesk Inventor is tailored for complex 3D mechanical design, simulation, and visualization, making it ideal for mechanical engineering, product design, and manufacturing, capabilities missing in AutoCAD Mechanical, which concentrates its potential solely on 2D drafting for sheet metal design  Inventor is better for those requiring advanced 3D capabilities, while AutoCAD is cost-effective for those primarily needing 2D drafting tools. Save more - buy Mechanical as part of a bundle Autodesk PDMC Collection This collection is a comprehensive solution designed for professionals involved in mechanical design and manufacturing. It offers advanced capabilities for 3D modeling, simulation, and collaboration, making it ideal for end-to-end product development. PDMC includes: Inventor, AutoCAD, Fusion 360, Navisworks Manage, 3ds Max, Vault Basic, ReCap Pro, Factory Design Utilities, Inventor CAM, Inventor Nastran, Inventor Tolerance Analysis, Autodesk Drive, and Autodesk Rendering. AutoCAD 2025 - All Toolsets Instead of purchasing AutoCAD Mechanical separately, this option provides access to a full suite of specialized toolsets. It expands functionality beyond mechanical drafting,...