SOLIDWORKS CAM is based on CAMWorks and uses rules-based technology that brings design and production together in one application.
This turning and milling solution, optimized by CAMWorks, is an add-on compatible with all versions of SOLIDWORKS CAD that allows you to prepare the manufacturability of your designs from the start of the development cycle. It offers 3-axis and 5-axis indexed (3 + 2) machining capabilities for milling and 2-axis machining capabilities for turning. SOLIDWORKS CAM is based on rule machining, which allows key standard editing strategies to be passed to the system. These rules can be applied automatically depending on the type of material and geometry. Of course, it is also possible to enter the operations manually.
Direct or "perfect" integration allows SOLIDWORKS CAM to take advantage of the information in your 3D CAD models. Your team can make informed decisions.
Tolerance-based machining
You can use SOLIDWORKS MBD to ensure that machining strategies are automatically adapted to tolerance specifications.
Simple standardization of processes
The SOLIDWORKS CAM solution can be used in the same way as other CAM software: implementation of operations, choice of tools, the definition of speed, and flow. However, the real advantage lies in the execution in automatic mode.
SOLIDWORKS CAM uses rules-based editing to improve the programming process while taking advantage of the tolerances assigned to the components.
Tolerances and annotations of 3D models are used to automatically create machine programs.
Once the functions are identified through interactive or automatic function recognition, knowledge-based machining defines the machining strategies and tools that enable the best machining of the geometry.
All changes to a design in SOLIDWORKS CAD are automatically updated, applied and reflected in SOLIDWORKS CAM.
Recognize certain types of geometry (holes, pockets, bosses, and turn–Professional only) not only as CAD features. Automatic feature recognition allows prismatic parts to be identified at a feature level based on machinable shapes.
Automate machine time calculation and compare it to traditional methods for ensuring all aspects of a part are accounted for ahead of time before committing to production.
Use a machining technique based on a 3-axis milling program performed with the cutting tool locked in an inclined position while using the two rotary axes of the 5-axis machine
Use VoluMill technology to maintain constant tool pressure during the cutting process. The variable feed speed allows the tool to cut to the maximum depth to shorten cycle times and extend the life of machines and tools.
SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional offers various turning functions, including facing (roughing and finishing), roughing and finishing of the outer contour or inner contour (OD / ID), grooving, parting off, outer and inner thread cutting, drilling, and center tapping.
Part modeling and import is the foundation of programming in the digital world. Creating and importing parts allows the user the ability to communicate with designers, read MBD data, and make necessary manufacturing adjustments. Because it is SOLIDWORKS, it is easy to use and learn.
SOLIDWORKS CAM uses rules-based editing to improve the programming process while taking advantage of the tolerances assigned to the components.
Tolerances and annotations of 3D models are used to automatically create machine programs.
Once the functions are identified through interactive or automatic function recognition, knowledge-based machining defines the machining strategies and tools that enable the best machining of the geometry.
All changes to a design in SOLIDWORKS CAD are automatically updated, applied and reflected in SOLIDWORKS CAM.
Recognize certain types of geometry (holes, pockets, bosses, and turn–Professional only) not only as CAD features. Automatic feature recognition allows prismatic parts to be identified at a feature level based on machinable shapes.
Automate machine time calculation and compare it to traditional methods for ensuring all aspects of a part are accounted for ahead of time before committing to production.
SOLIDWORKS CAM uses rules-based editing to improve the programming process while taking advantage of the tolerances assigned to the components.
Tolerances and annotations of 3D models are used to automatically create machine programs.
Once the functions are identified through interactive or automatic function recognition, knowledge-based machining defines the machining strategies and tools that enable the best machining of the geometry.
All changes to a design in SOLIDWORKS CAD are automatically updated, applied and reflected in SOLIDWORKS CAM.
Recognize certain types of geometry (holes, pockets, bosses, and turn–Professional only) not only as CAD features. Automatic feature recognition allows prismatic parts to be identified at a feature level based on machinable shapes.
Automate machine time calculation and compare it to traditional methods for ensuring all aspects of a part are accounted for ahead of time before committing to production.
Use a machining technique based on a 3-axis milling program performed with the cutting tool locked in an inclined position while using the two rotary axes of the 5-axis machine
Use VoluMill technology to maintain constant tool pressure during the cutting process. The variable feed speed allows the tool to cut to the maximum depth to shorten cycle times and extend the life of machines and tools.
SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional offers various turning functions, including facing (roughing and finishing), roughing and finishing of the outer contour or inner contour (OD / ID), grooving, parting off, outer and inner thread cutting, drilling, and center tapping.
SOLIDWORKS CAM uses rules-based editing to improve the programming process while taking advantage of the tolerances assigned to the components.
Tolerances and annotations of 3D models are used to automatically create machine programs.
Once the functions are identified through interactive or automatic function recognition, knowledge-based machining defines the machining strategies and tools that enable the best machining of the geometry.
All changes to a design in SOLIDWORKS CAD are automatically updated, applied and reflected in SOLIDWORKS CAM.
Recognize certain types of geometry (holes, pockets, bosses, and turn–Professional only) not only as CAD features. Automatic feature recognition allows prismatic parts to be identified at a feature level based on machinable shapes.
Automate machine time calculation and compare it to traditional methods for ensuring all aspects of a part are accounted for ahead of time before committing to production.
Part modeling and import is the foundation of programming in the digital world. Creating and importing parts allows the user the ability to communicate with designers, read MBD data, and make necessary manufacturing adjustments. Because it is SOLIDWORKS, it is easy to use and learn.
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