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Merry Mechanization Offers Total Nesting Automation

Specify how to track CAD files, how parts should be programmed and nested.

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By DE Editors  

September 2, 2013

Merry Mechanization announced the release of an advanced nesting software solution called Total Nesting Automation for all sheet metal programming needs.

The solution is designed to process parts from beginning to end without any user intervention, the company says. A large number of CAD files or existing SMP/IS parts can be added to the CAD file list by the user, who can then specify exactly how the parts need to be both programmed and nested. Users can specify how to track CAD files, how repositions and various other elements should be handled, and how to AutoPunch and AutoLaser the parts during the process.

For more information, visit Merry Mechanization.

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

 

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