Engineering PDFs carry more than geometry: client names, internal part IDs, checker initials, and proprietary notes. DrawX cleans sensitive metadata and translates title blocks into your partner’s language—without breaking layouts or redrafting a single line.
Built for precision engineering, aerospace, defense, and global supply chains where data leakage is not an option.
The title block reveals secrets you never meant to expose: your OEM clients, internal part taxonomies, and engineer initials. Redacting by hand across 100-page drawing packs is exhausting—and a single missed stamp is an IP breach. Meanwhile, overseas vendors struggle with unreadable notes, forcing costly, error-prone redrafts.
Senior engineers waste hours hunting down text strings and white-out boxes in design software.
A single overlooked revision tag can violate non-disclosure agreements or expose supply margins.
Redacting via generic PDF viewers leaves no tamper-proof record of what was scrubbed, when, or by whom.
Redrafting title blocks and tolerances for overseas suppliers introduces drafting errors and days of delay.
The geometry isn’t the problem. It’s the metadata written around it.
Have a high-stakes drawing sitting in your outbox right now?
DrawX sits directly between your engineering vault and external partners. Upload your PDF package, define the terms to scrub, and choose the target language. DrawX identifies every instance across every sheet—giving your team a controlled checkpoint to approve changes before files leave the building.
Your original CAD-exported PDF stays untouched. The exported sheet is clean, verifiable, and fully logged.
DrawX gives you surgical precision: nothing changes without explicit human approval.
Drop your drawing package into a new project run. Enter exact terms to find—customer names, customer part codes, vendor references, or specific checker initials.
Click Analyse. DrawX scans vector and raster text across all sheets simultaneously. Heavy packages run quietly in the background with zero lag.
Review flagged matches in the live Changes Ledger. Deselect false positives in one click, and use the Freehand Area Box to capture stamped signatures, logos, or non-searchable graphical notes.
Choose your action: apply permanent rasterized redactions, translate notes into 14 industrial languages (auto-detecting the source), or execute both simultaneously.
Validate changes with synced-pan split-screen and slider comparisons. Export clean, vector-intact PDFs with an automated audit manifest.
Zero algorithmic hallucinations. DrawX flags only the exact strings you specify—safeguarding geometric dimensions, callouts, and GD&T symbols from accidental removal.
Quickly box and obscure rasterized signature stamps, custom compliance seals, and client watermarks that standard OCR cannot read.
Replace scrubbed data with standard tokens (e.g., [REDACTED], [CONFIDENTIAL]). Real-time character count limits guarantee labels never bleed outside title block borders.
Convert notes, fabrication guidelines, and finish instructions accurately. Retains standard engineering abbreviations and layout density.
Zoom and pan across 4K engineering sheets with both versions locked in sync. Instantly jump from item to item via the change list.
Every run produces an exportable compliance log: who uploaded the file, what was scrubbed, which language was injected, and the exact timestamp.
| Feature / Capability | Generic PDF Editors / Ad-Hoc CAD Fixes | DrawX Dedicated Release Desk |
|---|---|---|
| Search Accuracy | Misses nested text; often scrubs drawing lines. | Strictly isolates text terms; leaves geometry untouched. |
| Translation | Manual copy-pasting into translators; breaks formatting. | In-line 14-language translation fitted to original text frames. |
| Reversibility | Risky overwrites; destructive edits. | Checkpoint architecture; roll back changes at any stage. |
| Compliance | No verification logs or proof of scrubbing. | Complete digital chain of custody with timestamped logs. |
Generate supplier-ready sheets in minutes without reopening CAD packages or burning time on repetitive drafting cleanups.
Eliminate liability. Verify exactly what metadata was cleared before drawings receive release stamps.
Send RFQs and drawing packs to overseas fabricators in their native language—eliminating RFIs, manufacturing delays, and translation errors.
Enforce strict classification air-gaps between primary contractor drawings and tier-2 machine shops.