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New Magnacad JRIV Packages Released for IronCAD Engineers and Designers

Five packages available for finite element analysis, product data management and parametric add-ons.

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By DE Editors  

April 12, 2010

By DE Editors

Magnacad Design Inc. (MDI) has released several new JRIV packages to address the needs of engineers, designers, and CAD users in general.

Below is brief summary of the currently available list of JRIV packages:

JRIV Package

Included functions beyond core application

JRIV-EXPRESS & JRIV-EXPRESS-LT

FEA

JRIV-XTENDER & JRIV-XTENDER-LT

IRONPRO Advanced Parametric Add-on

JRIV-STANDARD & JRIV-STANDARD-LT

FEA + PDM

JRIV-PROFESSIONAL & JRIV-PROFESSIONAL-LT

FEA + PDM + IRONPRO Advanced Parametric Add-on

JRIV-VOLT & JRIV-VOLT-LT

IProCircuit 3D PCB Integration Add-on

For existing IronCAD users, the JRIV-Express packages do not change their current IronCAD Armor Advantage costs and they can upgrade to a  JRIV package at a discount.

The base JRIV packages are using IronCAD as the core foundation. The “LT” versions use INOVATE as the core foundation. 

For more information, visit Magnacad.

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

 
 

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