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CGTech Provides Direct Interface to Zoller TMS Tool Management

Complete set of cutting tools quickly transferred to VERICUT.

By DE Editors  

October 25, 2013

CGTech, the developer of VERICUT CNC verification and simulation software, and Zoller, a presetting and measuring machine manufacturer, announced a new product partnership that will provide a direct interface between CGTech's solution and Zoller's TMS tools management solutions.

"Our interface to the Zoller TMS Tools Management solutions provides a direct link between VERICUT and TMS," said CGTech product marketing manager Bill Hasenjaeger. "A complete set of cutting tools for a job are quickly and easily transferred from the Zoller TMS database to VERICUT."

"Zoller TMS Tool Management solutions combines cutting tool information provided by cutting tool suppliers as well as actual physical tools that are scanned through the Zoller Presetter and Measuring machine product line in 3D," said Zoller president Alexander Zoller. "The user will benefit from a single source database for programming and simulation."

For more information, visit CGTech and Zoller.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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