Specialist CAD/CAM and MES solution provider Tebis is offering customers a fully integrated solution that detects and resolves potential collisions using digital twin technology in the CAM environment.
Tebis is well known as a premium CAD/CAM and MES software company that offers advanced solutions for model, pattern, die and mould making as well as mechanical component manufacturing.
SCHRÖTER Modell- und Formenbau GmbH in Oberpframmern near Munich, Germany, is a company specialising in the production of highly complex moulds and prototypes in a wide range of materials for demanding industries such as aerospace, satellite navigation and motorsport.
This year’s Tebis open house took place from 1-2 June at the CAD/CAM specialist’s headquarters in Martinsried, Germany under the mantra ‘We bring it all together’. More than 400 visitors attended, along with a number of partners from Tebis’ technology network.
Paul Scally, operations manager from Tebis UK explains CNC machining planning with Tebis virtual machine, importing a pre-defined manufacturing process template using both stored cutter technology and the virtual machine to calculate the toolpath on an automotive clay model.
During a two-day event in June, Tebis, together with its technology partners, will present solutions to help companies gain future success with examples of end-to-end manufacturing processes.
The third release of Tebis 4.1 now comes with even more new developments which include: shorter programming times with improved NCJob technology, complete collision control accounting for material removal and automatic detection of 2D areas.
Tebis, a specialist provider of CAD/CAM and MES solutions for mechanical component, model, pattern, die and mould manufacturing, will be displaying the latest release of Tebis CAD/CAM software Version 4.1 and ProLeiS MES.