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[leo86]

Good evening, I am a student of mechanical deception with mechanical technology tesin.
I found a company that does cutting machining, welding and assembly.
I address myself to the forum to have this kind of advice:
having in anticipation the update of the software, they asked me I recommend on which could be an appropriate upgrade for their needs.
Given my very little experience,:redface: I ask you!
I summarize their characteristics:
1)small company (<15 dip)
2)mechanical precision, (packaging, m.u., special equipment)
3)work on orders, unique pieces or small series
4)m.u. a cnc with heidenham controls and fagor

have an old cad 2d and cycles write them on board machine
Do you think they need a cad 3d plus a cad/cam software with postprocessor to simulate and plan processing cycles?
If yes, what do you recommend?
thank you in advance to those who will answer me! Hi.

 

[Il marangon]

the info you give us a little bit

you have to see what kind of pieces they make,
if they are elements composed mainly of flat holes on the sun, I think that of a cam they do little, if they begin to be complex pieces with repositionings, undercut tilted planes or limit elements of the spindle or tool length (such as machine shoulders or molds) a cam can solve various problems and speed up the work

 

[davide_r]

provided that in my opinion they have entrusted you a task far from simple, I agree with marangon (the choice of a cad-cam system implies an infinite number of factors to be considered). also you have to see what cars it is, I recommend you visit the website of gildemeister dmg to have an idea of the huge field of application of modern machine tools.