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Inventions

An assembly drawing lists all parts and sub-assemblies of a product. It includes a bill of materials (BOM) listing each part number, name, and quantity. Some assembly drawings provide manufacturing instructions, while others list part numbers for consumers. Instructions may describe how to fasten parts together or specify lubricants.

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Inventions

An assembly drawing lists all parts and sub-assemblies of a product. It includes a bill of materials (BOM) listing each part number, name, and quantity. Some assembly drawings provide manufacturing instructions, while others list part numbers for consumers. Instructions may describe how to fasten parts together or specify lubricants.

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An assembly drawing is needed for all products or inventions


that have more than one part. These drawings list all parts and sub-
assemblies that make the final product. A BOM (Bill of Materials)
on the drawing lists each part number, part name, and part
quantity.

Some of these drawings provide instructions on how to


assemble the product at a manufacturing level, while others may
list part numbers for consumers to re-order parts. Instructions may
include information such as how to fasten parts together, or what
types of lubricant to use.
Enough Orthogonal Views

Enough equally spaced views are needed in order to


demonstrate to the reader of the drawing how the assembly
fits together

DIMENSIONS
In
the

Assembly Drawing above notice how dimensions are used


to give an overall representation of size. Dimensions are
not included on individual detail components or standard
hardware.

Parts List or BOM (Bill of Materials)


In
the

assembly drawing above notice the arrangement of the


numbering of the individual sub assemblies, components
and standard hardware. They are numbered from the
bottom of the parts list upwards. The relevant quantities
and materials (missing) should also be stated.

Sub Assembly Drawings


Sub Assembly
Drawings allow
for less small
detail to
be cluttered into
the main
Assembly
Drawing.

Detail
Drawings
from Sub
Assembly

Note the that the


Used On is a Sub Assembly not the Main Assembly.

Sectional Views on Assembly


Drawings

Sectional views within an Assembly Drawing allow


for clarity in hidden locations where parts are located.
Revision or Issue

The
revision
or issue

information on a drawing is either


located within the title block or within its own title block.
Its function is to note that a revision due to an error
correction or improvement has taken place to the drawing

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