Convert DXF to SAT - Fast & Accurate Drawing Conversion

Convert DXF to SAT

DXF to SAT Conversion

With just a few clicks, you can convert DXF to SAT using our user-friendly tool:

  1. Install Autoconverter

    Download and install Autoconverter on your system. Launch the software to convert DXF drawings to SAT format.

  2. Import DXF Drawing

    Click Open... to load your DXF (.dxf) drawing, or drag and drop it into the application window.

  3. Export to SAT Format

    Use Save As... to export your drawing to the SAT file format (.sat).

Still overwhelmed by DXF to SAT conversion? Our easy-to-follow guides make DXF drawings conversion manageable:


DXF DXF (Drawing Exchange Format) File

The DXF file format (Drawing Exchange Format), developed by Autodesk in 1982, is a universal standard for sharing CAD data across platforms. Designed as a vendor-neutral alternative to DWG, DXF files preserve essential design elements - such as 2D/3D geometry, layers, text annotations, and metadata - ensuring seamless collaboration between AutoCAD and a wide range of CAD, CAM, and GIS applications.

Key Features of DXF Files

  • Open Standard: Originally created to allow open access to CAD data, the DXF format is available in both ASCII and binary versions for easy interoperability and editing.
  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: DXF is widely supported by major CAD programs like AutoCAD, SolidWorks, BricsCAD, and more, facilitating efficient project sharing and workflow integration.
  • Text-Based Format: The ASCII DXF format uses a readable text syntax, making it simple to view, edit, and debug using standard text editors.
  • DWG Exchange: DXF acts as a critical bridge for exchanging DWG drawing data without requiring proprietary software, ensuring broader accessibility and collaboration across different design platforms.

Convert DXF Files Quickly and Easily

Our Autoconverter and Automesher Application make it easy to import, export, and convert DXF files into a variety of other CAD and 3D file formats. Convert 3D mesh models into DXF files composed of colored face layers, allowing you to efficiently process and edit designs within your preferred DWG-compatible editor.

Streamline Your CAD Workflows

Enhance your CAD file management and interoperability with Autoconverter and Automesher Application. Simplify DXF conversion and integration for faster, more flexible design workflows!


SAT SAT File – Standard ACIS Text Format (.sat)

SAT files are ASCII-based 3D modeling files created using the ACIS geometric modeling kernel, developed by Spatial. Widely used in CAD applications, SAT (Standard ACIS Text) files store exact geometry and parametric data for solid modeling. This format enables accurate data exchange between leading CAD software such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Fusion 360, and Revit.

Key Features of SAT Files

  • High-Precision Geometry: Encodes accurate B-Rep (Boundary Representation) data using NURBS surfaces and curves.
  • CAD Interoperability: Supports seamless cross-platform exchange between AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Rhino, Revit, and other CAD tools.
  • Feature-Rich Modeling: Retains advanced design elements like fillets, lofts, extrusions, blends, and Boolean operations.
  • Readable Format: Human-readable ASCII text file that simplifies debugging and version control in collaborative workflows.

Convert to and from SAT Files

Using our powerful Autoconverter software, you can easily convert SAT files from popular 3D formats like STEP, IGES, STL, OBJ, and more. Whether you are preparing models for precision CAD editing or transforming mesh-based data into solid geometry, our SAT converter ensures reliable, high-quality results across platforms.

Start converting SAT files today - bridge the gap between mesh models and precise CAD solids in just one click, and unlock a smoother 3D design workflow with industry-standard compatibility.


DXF vs SAT Comparison

Property DXF SAT
Extensions .dxf .sat
Name Drawing Exchange Format Standard ACIS Text
Versions
  • Min: AutoCAD 2010
  • Max: AutoCAD 2026
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Colors
Geometry components
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