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By DE Editors  

April 25, 2011

By DE Editors

TransMagic Inc., a developer of 3D design data repair and conversion software, has announced the release of TransMagic R8 service pack 5.

The enhanced Assembly Browser in TransMagic now offers access to more metadata and information.   These new features are optimized to assist professionals to find and use the data they need.   In addition to processing massive files, TransMagic R8 sp5 turns multi-gigabyte assemblies into a virtual design database, allowing parts and sub assemblies to be exported and re-used.      

“TransMagic is more than a product" it’s a system to cut waste, increase throughput and help you design the future. By eliminating the barriers to access and re-use of your engineering data, TransMagic offers improved design efficiency throughout the product manufacturing cycle,” says Todd Reade, CEO of TransMagic.

For more information, visit TransMagic.

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

 
 

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