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Designing with CATIA V5? – Announcing DFMPro for CATIA V5 for early design feedback and digital manufacturing expertise

After success in popular CAD platforms like SolidWorks, PTC Creo Parametric and Siemens NX, DFMPro – the native CAD integrated digital design expert for early design feedback is now available on CATIA V5!! CATIA V5 customers can now get the same benefit as other CAD users of the seamless CAD integration, smooth user interface with …

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How DFMPro Helps with the Design Review Process

Great designs result in great products. Every company wants their products to be the best in quality, functionality, and user experience. Along with ever-shorter supply chain lead times, it leaves little room for design engineers to get it right. Manufacturing brands in Aerospace & Defense, Healthcare & Automotive among others use several processes for high-volume, …

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Multibody Part Design PTC Creo Parametric

PTC has introduced multibody modeling one of the essential enhancements in Creo Parametric 7.0 and above. Overview of Multibody Modeling: Before introducing multibody functionality in Creo parametric, if two features or their geometry intersected, these intersected geometry volumes were merging with each other. In the case of complex casting design, for creating interior cavity portion, …

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3 ways to reduce engineering rework

To truly reduce engineering rework, a smart automated DFM tool should be implemented. Tools like DFMPro can easily automate the design for manufacturing guidelines within your CAD software and automatically review designs for downstream manufacturability, supplier capability, assembly, cost, quality etc. Designers can quickly ensure whether their designs can be easily manufactured, who is the best supplier to manufacture it, and whether if any design feature will increase the cost significantly.

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