Geometric Technologies will showcase the latest releases of CAMworks and DFMpro at Metav 2010, in Dusseldorf Trade Fair Centre, Germany, from 23-27 February, 2010.
"CAMworks is seamlessly integrated within the Solidworks platform and enables intelligence and automation in design, as well as manufacturing processes," said Robert Hutter, director, product sales. "DFMpro facilitates upstream manufacturability validation and identification of areas in design that are difficult, expensive or impossible to manufacture." He added: "CAMworks and DFMpro together provide an integrated solution for manufacturing companies looking for ways to reduce cost and time to market, while also improving the quality of manufactured parts."
CAMworks 2010 has over 50 new features and advancements for machining faster and more accurately. This release also includes advances in three-axis functionality, as well as new features and cutting strategies for two- to five-axis milling, turning and wire EDM.
CAMworks continuously enhances its features in line with customer feedback and requirements, and to better integrate with the Solidworks platform. DFMpro version 2.1 adds an injection-moulding module that includes industry-wide practices for manufacturability of injection-moulded components related to wall thickness, draft analysis, undercuts, mould wall thickness, ribs and bosses, etc. Solidworks users will be able to quickly verify their designs within Solidworks, reducing cost and time to market while improving the quality of manufactured parts.
DFMpro facilitates collaborative design-review processes by generating comprehensive 3D reports in an e-drawings format. This capability enables suppliers to quickly generate e-drawings reports and share them with the OEM for their review, comments and acceptance.
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