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Emil Somekh, Founder & CEOBeing a premier SOLIDWORKS Gold Partner since 2003, SolidCAM seamlessly integrates in SOLIDWORKS, with full tool path associativity to the SOLIDWORKS model, offering the familiar SOLIDWORKS user interface, while providing extensive manufacturing capabilities. SolidCAM provides extensive machining capabilities, including automatic feature recognition and machining, high-speed surface machining, 3D high-speed milling, indexial multi-sided machining, simultaneous 5-axis machining, turning, mill-turn, Swiss machining and solid probing.
“We support a diverse range of technologies in machining, with the most advanced capabilities in simultaneous 5-axis milling, advanced mill-turn and Swiss machining,” says Emil Somekh, Founder & CEO of SolidCAM. “Our flagship machining solution is the revolutionary iMachining 2D/3D module, which enables CNC machines to operate much more profitably and competitively than ever before.”
The Next Generation Solution for Superlative CNC Performance
Modern-day Mill-Turn CNC machines are designed to combine as many milling and turning operations as possible, to manufacture workpieces in one setup, with optimum efficiency. However, manual CNC programming of sophisticated parts on such complex machines, directly at the machine controller, is an exercise that is unproductive, error-prone, and expensive. To this end, easy to learn and use, SolidCAM offers an intuitive user interface, seamlessly integrated in SOLIDWORKS, providing advanced control over all aspects of tool path generation, collision checking and machine simulation.
The most advanced mill-turn and Swiss CNC machines in the market are multi-channel machines, that can cut in several channels simultaneously. SolidCAM provides advanced multi-channel synchronization and full machine simulation, for high-precision applications such as small medical devices or watch parts. The SolidCAM solution is also ideally suited to support customers in all areas of component manufacturing, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, optical, consumer, military, energy, die & mold, and prototyping.
The Collective Knowledge of CAM/CNC Masters in the Palm of your Hand—iMachining
SolidCAM’s revolutionary CNC milling tool path technology, iMachining, enables extremely faster and deeper machining, resulting in increased productivity, with much shorter cycle times, dramatically increased tool life, unmatched hard material machining, and outstanding small tool performance.
iMachining guarantees a constant force on the cutting tool, by constantly varying the cutting angle and the feed, to ensure that the feed is reduced if the cutting angle is bigger and vice versa. The technology is highly efficient at handling large areas of material removal, as well as smaller stand-alone islands of excess metal. iMachining subdivides the work piece into smaller sections, using its patented Moating technology, and maximizes continuous morphed spiral cutting.
The software further optimizes the CNC machining, such that it only cuts the stock that needs to be removed, eliminating “air cuts.” From the initial approach, where the tool meets the workpiece, right to the last cut, rest material tracking ensures that every tool path is always cutting, minimizing wasted movement. Any customer using iMachining saves money because of decreased cutting cycle time and reduced tool wear.
iMachining is a great tool for every machinist, since it takes the guesswork out of choosing speeds and feeds for different types of stock material, creating excellent value, with over 70 percent in cycle time savings and 5 times and more increases in cutting tool life.
Demonstrated Excellence and Revolutionary Applicability
Several manufacturers have experienced considerable improvement in their process efficiency, due to the value brought in by SolidCAM. One of these is the case of Boston Scientific, a SolidCAM client and manufacturer of medical devices used in interventional medical specialties.
They were one of the first users of SolidCAM in the United States.Before engaging with SolidCAM, Boston Scientific used SOLIDWORKS for design and another CAM software, that was not integrated inside SOLIDWORKS. The manufacturer came to a SolidWorks World exhibition and saw SolidCAM in action, seamlessly integrated inside SOLIDWORKS, and purchased it instantly.
Blazing a Trail in CNC Machining—Milling Out a New Future
In its long history, SolidCAM has served myriad manufacturers, from a big number of different verticals. The company is active worldwide, with branches, affiliates, and resellers in at least 50 countries globally, providing the software, technical and postprocessor support, for all CNC machines brands. SolidCAM software supports 15 different languages.
As Somekh puts it, “Not only are we considered one of the best CAM products, but we are famous for being one of the best technically supported CAM products in the market, with postprocessor support for the largest number of CNC brands.” His statement echoes the point that a successful CAM solution provider must possess both, an excellent software product and the best technical support capabilities. Since CNC machine shops have spent a big sum of money for their CNC machines, stock materials, cutting tools, employers’ salaries, they require adequate CAM software support, from a supplier they can count on.
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We Support A Diverse Range Of Technologies In Machining, With The Most Advanced Capabilities In Simultaneous 5-Axis Milling, Advanced Mill-Turn And Swiss Machining
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SolidCAM
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Emil Somekh, Founder & CEO
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SolidCAM is the leading Integrated CAM software, that runs directly inside SOLIDWORKS, with seamless integration and full tool path associativity. SolidCAM provides advanced multi-channel synchronization and full machine simulation, for high-precision applications such as small medical devices or watch parts. The SolidCAM solution is also ideally suited to support customers in all areas of component manufacturing, including aerospace, automotive, electronics, medical, optical, consumer, military, energy, die & mold, and prototyping.