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Teamcenter 2007 Marks "New Era" in PLM Market
Next Generation of the World’s Most Widely Used Digital Platform Delivers the Industry’s First Unified Architecture Giving Customers “Greater Powers” to Drive Innovation. Teamcenter Enables Customers to “Spend Less Time on Non-productive Tasks and More Time on Producing the World’s Most Innovative New Products”
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MecSoft Releases Parametric CAD/CAM Bundle
MecSoft Corporation, developer of industry leading CAM solutions announced the release of a 3D parametric CAD/CAM bundle. This product bundle includes Alibre Design Basic, a
powerful 3-D parametric modeling tool from Alibre Inc., Alibre CAM a fully integrated CAM add-on that runs inside Alibre Design family of products and MecSoft’s VisualMILL™ suite of products. Special pricing for these bundled products is available.
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INUS Technology Releases Rapidform XOS2/Scan
INUS Technology, Inc., the developer of Rapidform® 3D scanning software, today announced the release of a major upgrade to its XOS™/Scan software. Rapidform XOS™2/Scan, formerly a companion product to XOR/Redesign and XOV/Verifier, is now a standalone software application for the creation of mesh and surface models from 3D scan data.
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Five-Axis Machining Has Special Workholding Needs
A five-axis machine can be a tremendous resource, yet workholding limitations can diminish its value. Getting the spindle and cutting tool close to the work can be an issue when the worktable gets in the way, for example. A recently-introduced clamping system allows a workpiece to be rigidly clamped while raised up from the surface of the worktable. Moving the workpiece away from the table creates clearance for the spindle nose and cutting tool when the table swivels the workpiece for multi-sided machining, or when the spindle head rotates and swivels to create contours or sculptured surfaces. Without this clearance, the user may be forced to refixture the part or to switch to a longer, less rigid cutting tool.
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Delcam’s PartMaker awarded Certified CAM Partner status by SolidWorks
Delcam’s PartMaker Inc. subsidiary is pleased to announce that the latest version of its PartMaker suite of CAM products has been awarded "Certified CAM Product” status by the SolidWorks Partner Program. To attain this certification, the PartMaker suite of products had to meet criteria outlined by SolidWorks Corp., including a high level interoperability with the most recent version of SolidWorks. Certification is granted by SolidWorks once the product has been approved after a rigorous testing and technical review process.
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New production plant for large gears in Friedrichsfeld, Germany
Siemens Automation and Drives (A&D) has expanded assembly capacity for large gears at its Friedrichsfeld site. The first expansion stage, the new hall M of the A&D Mechanical Drives (MD) Division, was officially opened on Friday. Gears for marine drives and the cement industry, and extruder gears for the plastics industry will be manufactured here in future in an area covering approximately 6,900 square meters.
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High Speed Machining Without The Fast Spindle
Axial chip thinning is a way of “cheating,” sort of, to achieve a higher feed rate. At least it seems like cheating. Under the influence of chip thinning, the chip thickness no longer equals the advance per tooth. Instead, the chip is smaller—meaning the rate of advance per tooth can increase.
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Siemens presents innovative CNC technology for the aerospace industry
Complete automation solutions for CNC applications in aeroplane and engine manufacture were the focus of the Siemens Automation and Drives (A&D) presentation at the Airtech 2006 in Frankfurt, Germany. The range includes CNC solutions for five-axis simultaneous machining, active oscillation damping functions, and simulation tools for efficient engine production. Siemens A&D also showed, for the first time, a new seven axis transformation for fibre and tape laying applications.
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