Alusic accelerates industrial design with a modular vision and 3D CAD access on TraceParts

With over 40 years of experience in modular assembly systems, Alusic S.p.A. has become a reference point in industrial automation and structural framing. Headquartered in Italy, Alusic combines the strengths of Alusic S.r.l., Sicomat S.r.l., and Sicoservice S.r.l., creating a unified partner for aluminum profiles, composite structures, and automation solutions. 

From aluminum assembly to advanced composites 

The company’s product ecosystem includes thousands of components and profiles used in machine enclosures, frames, conveyors, safety guards, workstations, stairs, walkways, pneumatic lines, and even photovoltaic systems. Its offering spans both aluminum and high-performance carbon fiber solutions, pushing beyond traditional materials to address emerging needs in robotics, ergonomics, and clean energy. 
 
With 480 km of profile stock, over 300 dedicated dies, and more than 8,000 accessories available, Alusic supports its products with rapid machining services and a global distribution network that reaches over 60 countries. 

About Alusic 

Alusic’s focuses on supplying components and accessories for extruded aluminum structural profiles, all designed for cross-compatibility with major T-slot standards. From distributors to system integrators and OEMs, its customers use these modular systems to build everything from assembly lines and service trolleys to advanced linear-motion platforms and torque reaction arms. 
Its portfolio includes: 

• Aluminum assembly systems 
• Modular safety protections 
• Linear axes and conveyors 
• Stairs and walkways 
• Carbon-fiber profiles for robotics and ergonomic setups 
• Pneumatic distribution systems 
• Mounting structures for photovoltaic installations 

Alusic’s continuous product development is driven by a principle of interoperability. Every new solution integrates seamlessly within the existing Alusic ecosystem, simplifying design, reducing system complexity, and offering long-term value for clients. 

Digital tools to support engineers worldwide 

Alusic began offering 2D and 3D models (DWG, STEP) directly on its website to meet growing demand from design professionals. Recognizing the opportunity to go further, the company expanded its reach in 2024 by partnering with TraceParts to publish its CAD library to a broader audience. 
 
This collaboration now enables engineers to access Alusic’s 3D models in multiple formats compatible with leading design software, all aligned with the latest catalog updates. Users can quickly find and configure models for applications ranging from lean manufacturing systems to experimental robotics. 

Putting our catalogs online lets teams configure, validate and integrate parts faster, reducing errors and project time. In short, it strengthens Alusic’s role as a single, reliable reference partner.

Why TraceParts? 

Alusic selected TraceParts after observing the high download rates of its 3D libraries on its own website, mostly from returning customers. With over six million engineers and designers active on the platform, TraceParts offered an opportunity to extend visibility globally. 
 
Alusic also appreciated TraceParts’ ability to integrate with its existing tools and configurators, allowing a seamless user experience for anyone designing with their components. 

TraceParts is one of the most visited 3D product-download platforms among mechanical engineers and design offices. Publishing our catalog on TraceParts was the obvious choice.

Faster design, global reach, and smarter workflows 

Alusic’s goal in offering online CAD models is clear: make design faster, more measurable, and more accessible. The company sees its investment in digitalization as a way to: 

• Speed up design cycles 
• Expand global visibility 
• Generate qualified leads 
• Offer a seamless experience for engineers and buyers alike 

Its integrated digital offering (combining product configurators, CAD data, machining services, and technical support) positions Alusic as a true partner from concept to assembly. And with TraceParts, those components are now just a few clicks away for designers around the world. 

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