Which SOLIDWORKS Plastics package suits you best?
SOLIDWORKS Plastics is fully embedded in SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD for ease of use and data integrity. Using the same user interface (UI) as SOLIDWORKS in toolbars, menus and context-sensitive right-click menus provide quick familiarity. Built-in tutorials and online searchable help learning and troubleshooting.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics supports SOLIDWORKS materials and configurations for easy analysis of multiple loads and product configurations.
With 4,000+ commercial thermoplastic grades, you can browse and select the one you want from the customizable built-in material library.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics includes these meshing features: Wizard for mesh generation and analysis settings. Automatic mesh refinement of local networks. Global mesh refinement. Boundary Mesh (Shell). Solid 3D mesh
The 3D Solver benefits from a multi-core CPU (multiple threads).
Predicts how material fills the cavity. Results included cavity pressure and temperature distributions and the detection of potential short shots and weld lines.
Automatically determines up to 10 injection sites on the partial cavity. SOLIDWORKS Plastics adds injection sites to the part based on the geometry and optimized balanced fill pattern.
Predicts the plastic flow pattern through the cavity at the end of the fill.
Predicts the depth of sink marks after the part has been ejected and cooled to room temperature.
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Analyzes the thickness of the part and locates the high thickness ratio.
Shows the history of the melting front temperature.
Displays the Cavity Temperature field at the end of the fill.
Shows the shear rate reached at the end of the fill to control the quality of the injection process.
Estimate the cooling time when analyzing the fill time.
Shows weld lines formed at part locations where two (or more) fuse fronts meet.
Shows the location where high-pressure air can be trapped in the cavity.
Shows the location of sink marks.
Displays the fraction of frozen material in the part at the end of the fill.
Shows the minimum clamping force for the current injection process.
Displays the cycle time for the current injection process.
Avoid simulating both cavities in a symmetrical mold layout, which saves computer time for the simulation.
Evaluates the material freezing process in the cavity. Predicts the temperature to evaluate hot spots, gate freeze, and cycle time. Distributions of pressure, stress, and shrinkage results are also available.
Determines the cursor parameters to balance the fill between parts.
Automates the process of creating common flow control devices and components such as sprues, runners and gates.
Quickly and easily simulate the impact of the layout of the sprues and runners.
Hot runners are initially filled with hot polymer at the beginning of the fill simulation.
Simulates multiple cavities of the same part in the same mold.
Simulates a series of different hollow parts in the same mold.
Record the impact of fungi on the simulation
Shows volumetric shrinkage distribution at the end of the fill or package.
Shows the density distribution at the end of filling to check the quality of the packing phase.
Allows you to export part geometry in STL or NASTRAN formats
Exports mesh, residual stress, fiber orientation, and material data to perform non-linear analysis.
Simulates the refrigerant flowing in for mold cooling analysis.
Specific cooling pipe for narrow channel in the cavity.
Domain category assigned to the runner allows easy selection for the conditions of the runner.
Shows the location of sink marks and their depth.
Shows the mold temperature distribution at the cool end.
Displays the displacement distribution due to in-mold stress.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics is fully embedded in SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD for ease of use and data integrity. Using the same user interface (UI) as SOLIDWORKS in toolbars, menus and context-sensitive right-click menus provide quick familiarity. Built-in tutorials and online searchable help learning and troubleshooting.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics supports SOLIDWORKS materials and configurations for easy analysis of multiple loads and product configurations.
With 4,000+ commercial thermoplastic grades, you can browse and select the one you want from the customizable built-in material library.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics includes these meshing features: Wizard for mesh generation and analysis settings. Automatic mesh refinement of local networks. Global mesh refinement. Boundary Mesh (Shell). Solid 3D mesh
The 3D Solver benefits from a multi-core CPU (multiple threads).
Predicts how material fills the cavity. Results included cavity pressure and temperature distributions and the detection of potential short shots and weld lines.
Automatically determines up to 10 injection sites on the partial cavity. SOLIDWORKS Plastics adds injection sites to the part based on the geometry and optimized balanced fill pattern.
Predicts the plastic flow pattern through the cavity at the end of the fill.
Predicts the depth of sink marks after the part has been ejected and cooled to room temperature.
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Analyzes the thickness of the part and locates the high thickness ratio.
Shows the history of the melting front temperature.
Displays the Cavity Temperature field at the end of the fill.
Shows the shear rate reached at the end of the fill to control the quality of the injection process.
Estimate the cooling time when analyzing the fill time.
Shows weld lines formed at part locations where two (or more) fuse fronts meet.
Shows the location where high-pressure air can be trapped in the cavity.
Shows the location of sink marks.
Displays the fraction of frozen material in the part at the end of the fill.
Shows the minimum clamping force for the current injection process.
Displays the cycle time for the current injection process.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics is fully embedded in SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD for ease of use and data integrity. Using the same user interface (UI) as SOLIDWORKS in toolbars, menus and context-sensitive right-click menus provide quick familiarity. Built-in tutorials and online searchable help learning and troubleshooting.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics supports SOLIDWORKS materials and configurations for easy analysis of multiple loads and product configurations.
With 4,000+ commercial thermoplastic grades, you can browse and select the one you want from the customizable built-in material library.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics includes these meshing features: Wizard for mesh generation and analysis settings. Automatic mesh refinement of local networks. Global mesh refinement. Boundary Mesh (Shell). Solid 3D mesh
The 3D Solver benefits from a multi-core CPU (multiple threads).
Predicts how material fills the cavity. Results included cavity pressure and temperature distributions and the detection of potential short shots and weld lines.
Automatically determines up to 10 injection sites on the partial cavity. SOLIDWORKS Plastics adds injection sites to the part based on the geometry and optimized balanced fill pattern.
Predicts the plastic flow pattern through the cavity at the end of the fill.
Predicts the depth of sink marks after the part has been ejected and cooled to room temperature.
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Analyzes the thickness of the part and locates the high thickness ratio.
Shows the history of the melting front temperature.
Displays the Cavity Temperature field at the end of the fill.
Shows the shear rate reached at the end of the fill to control the quality of the injection process.
Estimate the cooling time when analyzing the fill time.
Shows weld lines formed at part locations where two (or more) fuse fronts meet.
Shows the location where high-pressure air can be trapped in the cavity.
Shows the location of sink marks.
Displays the fraction of frozen material in the part at the end of the fill.
Shows the minimum clamping force for the current injection process.
Displays the cycle time for the current injection process.
Avoid simulating both cavities in a symmetrical mold layout, which saves computer time for the simulation.
Evaluates the material freezing process in the cavity. Predicts the temperature to evaluate hot spots, gate freeze, and cycle time. Distributions of pressure, stress, and shrinkage results are also available.
Determines the cursor parameters to balance the fill between parts.
Automates the process of creating common flow control devices and components such as sprues, runners and gates.
Quickly and easily simulate the impact of the layout of the sprues and runners.
Hot runners are initially filled with hot polymer at the beginning of the fill simulation.
Simulates multiple cavities of the same part in the same mold.
Simulates a series of different hollow parts in the same mold.
Record the impact of fungi on the simulation
Shows volumetric shrinkage distribution at the end of the fill or package.
Shows the density distribution at the end of filling to check the quality of the packing phase.
Allows you to export part geometry in STL or NASTRAN formats
Exports mesh, residual stress, fiber orientation, and material data to perform non-linear analysis.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics is fully embedded in SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD for ease of use and data integrity. Using the same user interface (UI) as SOLIDWORKS in toolbars, menus and context-sensitive right-click menus provide quick familiarity. Built-in tutorials and online searchable help learning and troubleshooting.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics supports SOLIDWORKS materials and configurations for easy analysis of multiple loads and product configurations.
With 4,000+ commercial thermoplastic grades, you can browse and select the one you want from the customizable built-in material library.
SOLIDWORKS Plastics includes these meshing features: Wizard for mesh generation and analysis settings. Automatic mesh refinement of local networks. Global mesh refinement. Boundary Mesh (Shell). Solid 3D mesh
The 3D Solver benefits from a multi-core CPU (multiple threads).
Predicts how material fills the cavity. Results included cavity pressure and temperature distributions and the detection of potential short shots and weld lines.
Automatically determines up to 10 injection sites on the partial cavity. SOLIDWORKS Plastics adds injection sites to the part based on the geometry and optimized balanced fill pattern.
Predicts the plastic flow pattern through the cavity at the end of the fill.
Predicts the depth of sink marks after the part has been ejected and cooled to room temperature.
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Results can be exported to eDrawing®
Analyzes the thickness of the part and locates the high thickness ratio.
Shows the history of the melting front temperature.
Displays the Cavity Temperature field at the end of the fill.
Shows the shear rate reached at the end of the fill to control the quality of the injection process.
Estimate the cooling time when analyzing the fill time.
Shows weld lines formed at part locations where two (or more) fuse fronts meet.
Shows the location where high-pressure air can be trapped in the cavity.
Shows the location of sink marks.
Displays the fraction of frozen material in the part at the end of the fill.
Shows the minimum clamping force for the current injection process.
Displays the cycle time for the current injection process.
Avoid simulating both cavities in a symmetrical mold layout, which saves computer time for the simulation.
Evaluates the material freezing process in the cavity. Predicts the temperature to evaluate hot spots, gate freeze, and cycle time. Distributions of pressure, stress, and shrinkage results are also available.
Determines the cursor parameters to balance the fill between parts.
Automates the process of creating common flow control devices and components such as sprues, runners and gates.
Quickly and easily simulate the impact of the layout of the sprues and runners.
Hot runners are initially filled with hot polymer at the beginning of the fill simulation.
Simulates multiple cavities of the same part in the same mold.
Simulates a series of different hollow parts in the same mold.
Record the impact of fungi on the simulation
Shows volumetric shrinkage distribution at the end of the fill or package.
Shows the density distribution at the end of filling to check the quality of the packing phase.
Allows you to export part geometry in STL or NASTRAN formats
Exports mesh, residual stress, fiber orientation, and material data to perform non-linear analysis.
Simulates the refrigerant flowing in for mold cooling analysis.
Specific cooling pipe for narrow channel in the cavity.
Domain category assigned to the runner allows easy selection for the conditions of the runner.
Shows the location of sink marks and their depth.
Shows the mold temperature distribution at the cool end.
Displays the displacement distribution due to in-mold stress.
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