Freedom of Thought and Expression for Creative Machine Design using
SolidWorks
Innovation
forms
the heart of Machine Design. SolidWorks find
usage in varied types of machine design. Some of the include
Machine tool, packaging, material handling, presses, special purpose
machines, automation equipments, manipulators, food and beverage
processing to name a few.
Why is SolidWorks preferred by Machinery Manufacturers?
SolidWorks has been the choice of Design in Machinery Development
worldwide for many functional reasons. Be it flexibility, ease of
use, integrated Finite Element validation, mechanism design validation,
optimization of design or just concept feasibility study, SolidWorks
has been providing machine designers with tools that enable them to
concentrate on their designs instead of burdensome complexity in tool
usage. Designers have been able to develop better products since
the emphasis has shifted from learning a CAD software to using
SolidWorks in an effective manner. Inspite of rich toolsets,
functional differentiators have enabled companies to swifly decide on
SolidWorks as a choice
sin qua non.
Some
of the reasons are:
- Correctness and Completeness of Drawings according to ASME /
ISO Standards using DimXpert
- Design for Manufacture checks using DFMXpress
- Configurable Designs using SolidWorks Configuration Management
with Microsoft Excel Integration
- Integrated Design Validation using SolidWorks Simulation
and SolidWorks Flow Simulation
- Design Optimization based on Part Dimensions as Design Variables
- Rule Based Design Automation using DriveWorks Xpress
- Safe Transition from 2D to 3D with no need to convert legacy Data
- FREE 3 DWGEditor licenses with SolidWorks
Machinery Segments addressed by SolidWorks
While there are many applications in machinery that SolidWorks finds
extensive usage, some of the popular choices among SolidWorks User
Community are found in the following vertical segments:
- Machining Centres
- Special Purpose Machines
- Textile Machinery
- Packaging Machinery
- Food Processing Machinery
- Welding Machinery
- Automation Equipments
|
- Material Handling
- Batch Processing Machinery
- Printing Machinery
- Office Equipment
- Cleaning Machinery
- Conveyors & Sorting Machinery
- Testing Equipments and Systems
|
and many more ....
Here is a
customer testimonial:
'We aren’t utilizing SolidWorks
because it’s the newest trend, or because it’s impressive—we’re using
it because it's absolutely necessary to provide you with the fastest,
most accurate, and cost effective results.'
Lower the Cost and Risk of Machine Design:
Get It Right the First Time
(Article from National Instruments on
Machine Design using NI Lab View and SolidWorks)