Question 1

What does the technical drawing extractor read from the title block?

Accepted Answer

The title block is where a drawing carries its identity, and the extractor reads it: the drawing (document) number, the title of the component or assembly, the revision number (A, B, 1, 2, Rev 01), the scale (1:100, 1:5), the unit of measurement, the drawing type (assembly, detail, schematic), the sheet number within a set, and the organization that released it.

Question 2

Does it capture dimensions and tolerances?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The general tolerances field comes back, and a dimensions table returns each dimension's label, value, plus and minus tolerance, and unit, so nominal sizes and their allowances are structured rather than left as free text on the sheet.

Question 3

Are the bill of materials and components extracted?

Accepted Answer

A bill of materials table returns each part number, part name, quantity, material, and supplier, and a components table lists subassemblies with their component part number, name, quantity, material, and weight, so BOM callouts on the drawing come across as rows.

Question 4

What material, sign-off, and revision-history detail comes out?

Accepted Answer

The primary material and finish, the designer name and date, the approver name and date, the project name, part number, quantity, weight, effective and expiration dates, and reference standards, plus a specifications table and a revision history table listing each revision's number, date, description, designer, and approver.

Question 5

What are the file limits and privacy terms?

Accepted Answer

One PDF up to 10MB and 100 pages. The drawing is processed via the Talonic API for extraction only, is not retained for training, and is not shared. Export the fields and tables as CSV, XLSX, or JSON.

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