Detailed Product Description

Computer-aided design/computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) refers to integration of computers into the design and production process to improve productivity. The useful features of CAD include the ability to make change in the design easily, and validate designs against design rules. CAD models can also be used to simulate designs without building a physical prototype. We use CAD/CAM systems to automatically generate tool paths from 3D models, and simulate the cutting action on-screen.

We uses CAE to quickly check the manufacturability of your plastic part design when the cost of change is least early in the design process,and can get rapid feedback on how modifications to wall thickness, gate locations, material or geometry can affect the filling pattern and pressure and temperature distributions in the part cavity.

The integration of CAD/CAE/CAM at forward moulder location will shorten the design time and lead time as possible as it could to make you a cost-cut design and mould-making plan.