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The first definition of Agile Manufacturing that comes up when typing the term into Google is: A term applied to an organization that has created the processes, tools, and training to enable it to respond quickly to customer needs and market changes while still controlling costs and quality. You may already be a fairly lean, mean, manufacturing
Published in: SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
I may not be a wizard, but SOLIDWORKS helps me to work engineering magic by estimating manufacturing cost quickly and easily with Costing! This functionality is available with SOLIDWORKS Professional or Premium licenses and is customized through the Costing Template Editor. Templates help control the material, operation, and tooling costs taken into account by SOLIDWORKS to
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If you have a production level 3D printer like a Stratasys Fortus System, there is a possibility that you have worked with soluble support materials. It has been a phenomenal addition to 3D printing technology, allowing for more freedom when designing hollow points and complex geometries. In addition to being used to assist in the creation
Published in: SOLIDWORKS Simulation
Finite Element Analysis or FEA as most people call it is a great way to determine if your designed model will hold up to forces it might be subjected to in the real world. Validating your design before real world testing is crucial in today’s society to save time and money. FEA Simulation is a great tool
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Like the torch of Prometheus, technology is a gift that allows us to connect with each other, be more productive, and evolve our way of life. It is a wonderful thing, although many in the world are still living in the dark. Video games, smartphones, and other rapidly developing technologies are incredible additions to our
