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SOFTWARE/ENGINEERING Simulation Software


First understand, then optimize: Tis is the requirement for the profitable manufacturing of cast components. With MAGMA5, MAGMA® provides its newest version of MAGMASOFT®, the industry leading Casting Process Simulation tool. MAGMA5 features extended capabilities for all cast materials and processes, including its innovative software MAGMA C+M for the simulation of the core production processes. With its modular design, MAGMA5 contributes to cost reduction along the complete process chain of a casting component: from conceptual to final component design, tooling layout and prototyping, all the way through to process optimization, reliable manufacturing and quality man- agement in production. Profitable simulation with MAGMA5 is easy, intuitive, and always faster than casting trials.


MAGMA FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGIES INC. 10 N. Martingale Rd., Suite 425, Schaumburg, IL 60173 847-969-1001  Fax: 847-969-1003 info@magmasoft.comwww.magmasoft.com


Synchro ERP


Te Synchro ERP SF App has been designed to assist customers in managing bookings and data collection on the shop floor without the need to ensure network coverage. Te App will sync with the network while in network range and hold relevant job information the user can then perform work, scrap, and time only bookings on an iOS or Android tablet and when returning to network coverage re-sync the data to the server. Synchro SF (Shop Floor) App - current development Synchro ERP developing software for demanding, progres- sive and successful metal casters.


SYNCHRO ERP 800-323-2808


sales@synchroerp.comSynchroerp.com


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