Eptar Reinforcement For Archicad 26 New! 〈DELUXE ◉〉

One of the most powerful features of the Archicad 26 version is its dynamic scheduling capability. The add-on automatically generates: Complete reinforcement element lists. Weight and mass calculations based on steel grade.

: Beyond standard rebar, it includes tools for defining and placing welded wire mesh. Workflow Integration

For any serious concrete reinforcement project in Archicad 26, Eptar is not a luxury—it’s a necessity. Automate the tedious, focus on the structural logic, and deliver error-free reinforcement models faster than ever before. Eptar Reinforcement For Archicad 26

: Supports standard and dog-legged concrete stair configurations with custom starter bars. 4. Step-by-Step Workflow in Archicad 26

The latest version of Eptar Reinforcement, compatible with ArchiCAD 26, offers a range of exciting features and enhancements that streamline the reinforcement design and detailing process. Some of the key features include: One of the most powerful features of the

Manually placing hundreds of stirrups or mesh sheets is incredibly time-consuming. Eptar features automation tools that allow you to select a concrete element—such as a beam, column, or slab—and distribute rebars or mesh patterns evenly based on predefined spacing rules. 3. Automatic Cutting Lists and Schedules

Here’s a structured feature set for , based on typical BIM reinforcement workflows and the naming convention of similar tools (like Eptar software for structural detailing). : Beyond standard rebar, it includes tools for

The version compatible with Archicad 26 (often cited as version 4.0 or newer) introduces several workflow improvements and automation tools:

Eptar is a third-party BIM solution developed by Cigraph, designed exclusively to automate and enhance the reinforcement process inside Archicad. While Archicad 26 introduced significant improvements to its native rebar tools (such as the "Rebar Set" and "Rebar Shape Manager"), Eptar takes it a step further. It bridges the gap between Italian and European detailing standards (UNI, CNR, Eurocode 2) and the global BIM workflow.