Today’s design environment for industrial heavy equipment, packaging machinery and mold, tool and die require manufacturers to automate their processes. Upgrading from methods that rely on non-integrated, point solutions in favor of concurrent, fully integrated 3D design and manufacturing solutions increases quality and adds to your bottom line.
How your organization responds to competitive pressures directly affects its future profitability and success. Saving time and controlling costs while ramping up quality and innovation requires a more streamlined, automated approach made possible by SOLIDWORKS integrated 3D solutions.
The traditional, step-by-step, non-integrated approach to developing heavy equipment carries too many limitations that diminish competitiveness. Moving to an iterative approach means you can start manufacturing tasks during the design phase.
By providing a wide range of integrated capabilities, the SOLIDWORKS design environment allows you to automate many aspects of the tooling design process. SOLIDWORKS automatically suggests the optimal core and cavity parting line of mold. You can access catalogs of 3D CAD models to drop into your design all saving you from costly mold rework and expansive prototypes.
