The metal cutting revolution continues
1 December 2004
The latest release of EdgeCAM software includes significant enhancements to help businesses increase productivity and gain a rapid return on investment.
EdgeCAM Strategy Manager provides the functionality to capture best practice manufacturing knowledge to ensure consistent, repeatable quality.
EdgeCAM Strategy Manager allows the user to develop tailored strategies for machining a component and to apply these strategies to the machining of similar components, dramatically reducing programming time.
A new state-of-the-art user interface incorporating the latest Microsoft Windows technology provides fully customisable toolbars and menus and dynamically maximises available screen space. Users can very easily customise the interface to individual requirements resulting in improved workflow and faster programming time.
The EdgeCAM Solid Machinist for Catia V5 release introduces EdgeCAM Solid Machinist for Catia V5, providing a complete CAD/CAM solution with seamless and associative integration between the two products.
For more information contact Paula Roose, Aztech, 011 675 2655, Georgio Yannikarkis, georgio@aztech.co.za
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