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| == Welcome to the Moddex Wiki ==
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| The Moddex Wiki is a comprehensive resource for information on all of Moddex’s products and systems. It contains detailed tutorials, Australian standards, Moddex standards, and general rules that we follow. | | The Moddex Wiki is a comprehensive resource for information on all of Moddex’s products and systems. It contains detailed product information, Australian standards, Moddex design standards, tutorials, and general rules that we follow. |
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| This Wiki is still a work in progress, please feel free to peruse this wiki and give any feedback to this email [mailto:john.lowe@moddex.com here]. | | <b>This Wiki is a work in progress</b> |
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| ==Product Information== | | ==Adding or changing information== |
| Moddex covers a range of different products suited to various different needs
| | Please talk to a design coordinator to discuss any changes or additions that could be made! |
| * [[AssistRail]] - Disability Handrail
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| * [[Conectabal]] - Commercial Balustrade
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| * [[TuffRail]] - Industrial Handrail and Barriers
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| * [[Bikesafe]] - Bikeway Barriers
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| * [[Bridgerail]] - Bridge Barriers
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| For information on our range of fittings, please view the [[Quick_Find_Guide|Quick Find Guide]]
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| ==Design==
| | =Design Information= |
| ===Tutorials===
| | *[[Important Updates]] - A changelog of product updates or stock quantities that change how we draft |
| As of December 2023, there has been work on new training material for new and existing drafters.
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| These tutorials are made to help assist new drafters with learning the basics of drafting Moddex products in Tekla.
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| There are also more advanced tutorials to help even experience users to refresh on some of the less used processes in Tekla.
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| [https://moddex.sharepoint.com/sites/General/Shared%20Documents/Forms/AllItems.aspx?id=%2Fsites%2FGeneral%2FShared%20Documents%2FGeneral%2FCAD%2FTraining%2FTraining%20Material&sortField=TutorialNumber&isAscending=true&viewid=91da7bb1%2D8b40%2D40b5%2D904d%2D1586408551a7 All training material can be found here.] | |
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| ===Common Tasks & Terms in Drafting ===
| | *[[Site Measurements]] - An overview of the types of site details drafter receive and their utility |
| *<b>CADHS</b> | |
| The Computer Aided Design Handover Sheet (CADHS) is a document in all job folders that displays the product, fixing type and finish as well as any special considerations needed for drafting.
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| *<b>Prefab</b>
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| Used for automatically generating prefabricated steel and concrete structures such as ramps, stairs and curved walkways.
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| *<b>Construction Line</b>
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| Construction lines are used as a guide for creating custom base structures as well as custom pipes, panels and stanchions.
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| *<b>Base Structure</b>
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| The combination of all the custom concrete and steel beams as well as any prefabs. The base structure is constructed before any product is added.
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| *<b>Measure</b>
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| Used for measuring to snapping points, such as orthogonal points, horizontal and end points. Can also measure angles.
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| *<b>Tracing Tool</b>
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| The most common way to add Moddex product to a model. This tool is to be used on flat surfaces and complex stairs/ramps.
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| *<b>Drag & Drop Tool</b>
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| Another way to add Moddex product to a model. This tool should be used whenever there is a simple prefab.
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| *<b>Stanchion</b>
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| A post that supports the pipe or panels. Stanchions are given a specialized code depending on their purpose.
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| *<b>Fixings</b>
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| Fixings are the screws and bolts that attach a Moddex handrail to the base structure.
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| *<b>Redraw</b> | | *[[Austrailan Standards]] - A Brief guide to AS1428 and AS1657, the two common guidelines followed in Australian handrails |
| Used for deleting temporary graphics and refreshing views. If there are any visual problems with your model always redraw before asking for help.
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| *<b>Green</b>
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| An extra 150mm of material that is added to a pipe and cut off before being sent out to site. Green is always placed on the shortest end of the pipe. When creating a P&P green appears on the Pick list but not that pack list as the green is removed before being packed.
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| *<b>Black</b>
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| A finish required for all fabricated parts. Black finish means that there is no galvanization on the steel and therefore safe to weld. | |
| *<b>Numbering</b>
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| Used for allocating part & article numbers to parts and pipe so they can be individually identified when installing and fabricating.
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| *<b>Pick & Pack List</b>
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| An excel document containing all the parts in a job. Pick lists show the base parts that need to be picked off the shelf before commencing a job and Pack lists show what parts need to be packed onto the pallet and sent to site.
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| == Pipe Types ==
| | *[[Fixings]] - Coverage of the variety of fixings we have in-house |
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| | Standard 40Nb
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| | MD504 (Straight)
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| MD598 (Rolled)
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| MD599 (Custom Bend)
| | *[[Pipes]] - Information on different type pipes and their different applications |
| | Majority of jobs
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| | 40Nb pipe is the standard pipe used on products at Moddex.
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| 40Nb pipe is steel/grade C250 that has a protective coating of G390 Hot-dip Galvanized.
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| | Powdercoated
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| ZP & PC
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| | MDxxxPC
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| P & F (ZP & PC)
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| PO (ZP & PC)
| | *[[Misc & Promo]] - Information on how to fill out your Misc & Promo sections. |
| | Powdercoat can be applied to jobs on customer request
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| | ZP & PC is used on black pipe. The pipe is sprayed with Zinc Prime (ZP) and then powdercoated (PC).
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| P & F stands for Pipes and Fittings
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| PO stands for Pipes Only
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| | Powdercoated
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| HDG & PC
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| | MDxxxPC
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| P & F (HDG & PC)
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| PO (HDG & PC)
| | =Drafting Tools= |
| | Powdercoat can be applied to jobs on customer request
| | *[[Design Training Guide]] - The ultimate beginners guide to drafting Moddex handrail in Tekla Structures. This guide is designed to help new drafters get started designing in Tekla and onto their first job |
| | HDG & PC is used on pipe that has been or will be hot-dipped galvanized (HDG), and then gets powdercoated (PC).
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| P & F stands for Pipes and Fittings
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| PO stands for Pipes Only
| | *[[Tracing Tool Functions]] - Will have descriptions and links for each feature of the Tracing Tool and how they are used |
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| | Green
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| | Used for when creating bent pipe that has a tail less than 170mm or a front less than 50mm
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| | Green essentially means additional pipe length which is used on pipes that won’t be able to be bent in the bender.
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| Green is also used on rolled pipes to allow the machines to roll the pipe.
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| | Black
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| | MD504B (Straight)
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| MD598B (Rolled)
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| MD599B (Custom Bend)
| | *[[Example Drawings]] - An index of drawings drafters can use for reference of every individual assembly we make |
| | All fabricated products
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| | Black is applied to any pipe that is going to be fabricated. This pipe has not yet been galvanized.
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| Black pipe is steel/grade C350.
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| | Rolled
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| | MD498.T4 (Aluminium)
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| MD598 (HDG)
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| MD698-10 (Stainless Steel)
| | *[[Weld Symbols]] - Outlines the different weld symbols for fabrication drawings with examples |
| | Used typically on any curved surface
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| Examples includes footpaths, skateparks, and silos
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| | Rolled pipe/tube is outsourced and not rolled by Moddex. Because of this, rolled pipe/tube has its own booklet that is sent to the company that’s outsourced. Rolled pipe/tube has an additional 300mm of green on both ends, this is so that it can be rolled. With double span TR we can use a MD201.48 as a top fitting to allow the rolled pipe to run through, as long as the rolled pipe doesn’t have a dramatic radius.
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| | Aluminium
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| | MD404.T6 (Straight/Stanchion)
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| MD498.T4 (Rolled)
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| MD499.T4 (Custom Bend)
| | *[[Chord Heights]] - Documents useful for rolled drawings |
| | Aluminium can be applied to jobs on customer request
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| | Aluminium pipe comes in 2 different aging processes, T6 which is used just as straight pipe, and T4 which is used for rolling and bending. Jobs using aluminium pipe will need to also use aluminium 300 series fittings.
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| | Stainless Steel
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| | <u>TUFFRAIL</u>
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| MD604 (Straight)
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| MD698 (Rolled)
| | *[[Stanchion Post Length Guide]] |
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| MD699 (Custom bend)
| | *[[M16 Bolt Guide]] - Shows minimum and maximum floor thickness for fixing lengths |
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| <u>Other</u>
| | *[[Quick Find Guide]] - A catalogue of all Moddex fittings in current use |
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| 50.8.TUBE.LENGTH (Straight)
| | *[[Our Plugins]] - Shows all custom Moddex Tekla applications, their names and icon files |
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| 50.8.ROLLED.LENGTH (Rolled)
| | *[[http://www.csgnetwork.com/righttricalc.html Right Angle Calculator]] - Right angle calculator |
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| 50.8.BEND.LENGTH (Custom Bend)
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| | Stainless Steel can be applied to jobs on customer request
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| | When used with TUFFRAIL, stainless steel pipe is used at a diameter of 48.3mm
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| With this size pipe, Moddex 600 series fittings are used.
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| When used with ASSISTRAIL, stainless steel tube is used at a diameter of 50.8mm x 1.6mm
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| Stainless Steel tube will need to use custom fittings (Hammersmith) as Moddex does not supply standard parts for this type of tube.
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| | Heavy Duty
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| | MD504HD
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| MD504.6500HD
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| MD504B.6500HD
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| | Stanchions that are supporting CB panels with an overall height equal to or larger than 1500mm
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| | Heavy Duty pipes are only used as stanchions and can fit standard Moddex 100 & 200 series fittings.
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| | 50Nb
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| | MD505 (Straight Med)
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| MD505H (Straight Heavy Wall)
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| MD505R (Rolled Heavy Wall)
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| MD509H (Custom Bend Heavy Wall)
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| | Top rail of Bridgerail
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| | 50Nb is used mainly as the top rail of Bridgerail to follow AS5100, standard bridge design.
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| | 32Nb
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| | MD503 (Straight)
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| MD592 (Rolled)
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| MD593 (Custom Bend)
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| | 32Nb pipes are used mainly in AR jobs that involve VIC primary schools which also means it has a max rail height of 880mm, and if a lower handrail is required, 680mm
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| | 32Nb pipe are only used as handrail, not stanchions. They have their own pipe fittings that are standard Moddex parts.
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| In schools we only use 32Nb on double rail systems, this includes;
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| AR110, AR120, AR130, AR140, AR160, CB50, and CB55.
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| | Extra Light
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| | MD504.6500XL
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| | Used for extending MD201.48 and MD748.42 as a combo
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| | Extra light pipe is used in-between a MD201.48 and MD748.42 to extend the swivel railing bracket out when required.
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| =Departments=
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| ==CAD Design Teams==
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| ===Australia, Design Academy===
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| ======Design Manager======
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| *Clayton Weideman
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| ======Design Team Leader======
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| *Ryan Simpson - RS
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| ======Design Coordinators======
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| *Aden Corke - AJC
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| *Blake Napier - BN
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| *Iain Simpson - IS
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| *Gavin Wootton - GW
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| ======CAD Drafters======
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| *Kye Bryce - KLB
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| *Ben Dalglish - BJD
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| *JP Lowe - JPL
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| *Cruise McClounan - CM
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| *Ford McClounan - FM
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| *Aaron Nehow - AJN
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| *Anthony Russell - AWJR
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| *Bruce Russell - BJR
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| *Ben Simpson - BS
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| *Annabelle Thomas - AT
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| *Peter Tucker - PT
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| *Tom Wilmshurst - TW
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| *James Wong-Kam - JWK
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| ===New Zealand===
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| ======Design Coordinators======
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| *Adrian Cousins - APC
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| ======CAD Drafters======
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| *Jakob Eder - JLE
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| *Caleb Philips - CP
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| | =Product Range= |
| | *[[AssistRail]] - Disability Handrail |
| | *[[Conectabal]] - Commercial Balustrade |
| | *[[TuffRail]] - Industrial Handrail and Barriers |
| | *[[Bikesafe]] - Bikeway Barriers |
| | *[[Bridgerail]] - Bridge Barriers |
| | *[[Ezibilt]] - Ramps and Stairs |
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| | =Guides= |
| | *[[How to Modify Tekla Ribbon]] |
| | *[[How to Import Reference Models the Right Way]] |
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| | =Misc= |
| | *[[Job Categories]] |
| | *[[Terminology]] |
| | *[[Departments]] |
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