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Chinese CAD/CAM Supplier Offers ModuleWorks

Toolplath generation and simulation technology will be available in CAXA offerings.

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June 1, 2012

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ModuleWorks has partnered with Chinese CAD/CAM/PLM vendor CAXA. CAXA is the largest domestic vendor in China with more than 250,000 installed software seats.

CAXA develops and markets an integrated suite of CAM/CAM/PLM solutions to handle the entire product lifecycle from conceptual design through to manufacture, tailored specifically to the Chinese manufacturing industry.

The new CAXA 2013 release will offer ModuleWorks toolpath generation and Simulation technology to provide customers with 5-Axis machining and simulation. A wide range of 5-Axis strategies include multi-pass roughing, SWARF, Contouring, Flowline and 3-5 Axis toolpath conversion. Combined with full kinematic machine simulation and material removal, CAXA 2013 provides a complete set of tools for advanced machining applications.

For more information, visit CAXA and ModuleWorks.

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

 

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