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Technology 2010-10-02 1 min read

Siphonic Roof Drainage: Now a Reasonable Way to Enter into Siphonic Drainage Technology!

Keidel software provides a reasonably priced version of its successful software for the planning and calculation of roof drainage with the siphonic system.
Published 2010-10-02 · Original archive entry · Explore research explainers

OBERWESER, GERMANY, October 02, 2010

The low-priced version is called Siphonic Drainage Designer (SD-Designer) and can be purchased starting from $990.

The SD-Designer is suitable for plumbing engineers, architects, contractors, roof builders, research, development and teaching.

Suitable for different pipe systems and roof drains
The user can calculate an unlimited number of different pipe systems and roof drains.

Heavy rainfall or low rainfall
Enter the local rainfall, wherever in the world a project may be located.

Personalizing
When required, user name or company name can appear on all print-outs.

CAD Interface
Export the isometric drawing into WMF format with the built-in CAD interface.

PDF Interface
Send all print-outs simply and comfortably with the built-in PDF interface!

For further Information please visit www.siphonic-drainage-designer.com Here you will find a demo with many further details.

The SD-Designer is ideal for the whole plumbing engineering community. This means:

- The SD-Designer is simple, flexible, fast and uncomplicated.
- Users do not need any extra software.
- Work independently and neutrally or with brand products!
- Suitable for different pipe systems and drains.
- Personalize using your name or company name.

SD-Designer is the low-priced entry into the siphonic drainage technology.

Keidel Software was founded in 1993 to develop and provide software solutions for the building industry around the world. Keidel Software is the market leader in Germany and has customers throughout Europe, Asia, Australia and the United States.

Website: http://www.keidel-software.com
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