IMTS PAVILION: CONTROLS & CAD/CAM
to Autodesk Within software for gen-
erative design optimization, and Netfabb software for additive pro-
cess development, this ecosystem streamlines the design for manufacturing workfl ow, to improve process effi ciency, reduce failure rates, and lower product development costs. Autodesk Inc. Ph: 855-301-9562 Web site:
www.autodesk.com
Data Collection Software The Cimco Version 8 delivers powerful new features, faster performance and a streamlined user experience across the entire line of software products including Cimco’s Edit Pro,
the 8060 FL CNC provides a complete and comprehensive standard machine tool solution. The compact design is built for the industrial environment found on the manufacturing fl oor with IP65 (NEMA 12) sealing as standard. Company will also show the Multi-Axes Box (MAB) that offers a new approach in managing servo and spindle drives. Designed as an ultra-compact box that saves between 15–60% over a conventional servodrive cabinet layout, the MAB is the per- fect solution for most two-axis turning and three-axis milling machine confi gurations. Fagor Automation Corp. Ph: 800-423-2467 Web site:
www.fagorautomation.com
Inspection Software New enhanced probing software package automatically optimizes on-machine measurement cycles to minimize cycle time and maximize productivity. Inspection Plus with SupaTouch enhances the proven benefi ts of Renishaw’s established Inspection Plus software and features an easy- to-use optimization process that automatically determines
DNC-Max, NC-Base, CNC-Calc, Mazatrol Viewer, MDM and MDC-Max software packages. Enhancements include redesigned interface, improved performance and the new Cimco software manager. The MDC-Max (manufacturing data collection) improvements include new archiving system, multi-threaded engine, enhanced user permissions and new data collection and reporting functionality. Cimco Americas Ph: 704-644-3587 Web site:
www.cimco.com
Multiaxis Machining The all-new 8060 FL CNC follows in the footsteps of the popular 8055 FL CNC con- fi gurations as a compact, modern CNC solution for traditional lathes and mill-
ing machine confi gurations. With standard features including a complete library of canned cycles for milling and turning,
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and selects the highest feedrates a machine tool can achieve while maintaining measurement accuracy. Software uses op- timization capabilities for intelligent in-cycle decision-making to implement either a one or two-touch probing strategy for each measurement routine, eliminating the need for manual optimization of on-machine positioning feed rates, measure- ment feedrates and strategies. Compared with traditional software cycles, it provides a signifi cant cycle-time reduction (up to 60%) on CNC machine tools. Renishaw Inc. Ph: 847-286-9953 Web site:
www.renishaw.com
Tooling Software
The next generation of Lifecycle Management software, TD- Mnext, enables both entry-level options and highly integrat- ed, global system integrations with enhanced performance features including worldwide networking and easy scalabil- ity, helping users implement their Industry 4.0 requirements.
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