For ensuring “first-cut” success, the iMachining Technology Wizard provides automatic, optimal feed and speed values for different materials and CNC machines.
It saves 70 percent and more in CNC machining time and extends tools’ life dramatically while increasing efficiency in the milling CNC operations as well as providing significant savings, which ultimately leads to higher profits. The company’s latest patented iMachining technology is a real breakthrough in CNC milling tool path technology, enabling faster and deeper machining by optimizing tool cutting angles and feed rates throughout the tool path. This approach has made us reliable and established us as both the leader in Integrated CAM, as well as one of the most powerful CAM systems available,” asserts Emil Somekh, founder and CEO of SolidCAM. “We focus on integration in the leading 3D CAD systems, SOLIDWORKS, and Autodesk Inventor. With over 30 years of expertise in CAM development and applications, SolidCAM offers a variety of CAM modules including 2.5D Milling, High-Speed Surfacing, 3D High-Speed Machining, Indexial Multiaxis Machining, Simultaneous 5x Milling, Turning, and Advanced Mill-Turn for Multi-Turret and Multi-Spindle CNC machines, Solid Probe, and WireEDM. It also allows automatic update of tool paths when the design model changes. Being a recognized leader for integrated CAM that supports the entire range of manufacturing processes through comprehensive, user-friendly solutions, SolidCAM provides the fastest tool paths and an efficient manufacturing suite for profitable CNC programming inside SOLIDWORKS.Īs a leading CAM software, SolidCAM runs directly inside SOLIDWORKS and Autodesk Inventor, and provides seamless single-window integration and full associativity to the SOLIDWORKS design model. The advantages of using CAD/CAM in the computer numerical control (CNC) manufacturing process revolve around getting the most out of the CNC machine through reduced cycle times, decrease in machine wear and tear over the long term, and less tool wear.
Emil Somekh, Founder & CEO Today, amidst the advances in multi-axis and high-speed machining, integration plays a crucial role in the future of computer-aided design (CAD)/computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) products.
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