Surfware, Inc.

SURFCAM 6

Case Study/Software, Electronics

The new and growing video library of “SURFCAM Tutorials” covers a host of relevant topics for any customer using SURFCAM.

This blow mold manufacturer finds a software package that is able to work with complex curves and surfaces quickly and efficiently.

Surfware, Inc. (Camarillo, CA) offers SURFCAM Velocity 4 with the following features: • 3-Axis Machining: New 3-Axis HSM strategies feature smooth and fluid toolpaths that ensure superior surface finish while accommodating maximum cutting speeds, which dramatically shorten the machining cycle.

It is now possible to increase productivity without increasing cost by using a new milling technique—tool engagement milling.

Cutting Tools Optimize Cutter Path Surfware, Inc. (Camarillo, CA), developer of SURFCAM® CAD/CAM systems and Kent, WA-based Swift-Carb CNC—a new tech cutting tools company—offer cutting tools built specifically to optimize TrueMill’s patented cutter path.

Surfware, Inc. (Camarillo, CA), developer of SURFCAM® CAD/CAM systems, offers SURFCAM Velocity 4, which has major improvements to 3-axis finishing, 4- and 5-axis machining and TrueMill, the proven industry leader in toolpath technology.

CAD/CAM’s improved features and new capabilities—combined with the latest in technologies like high speed and five-axis machining, new cutting tools and 3-D technologies—allow moldmakers to achieve the highest quality in the shortest time.

Surfware, Inc. (Westlake Village, CA), developer of SURFCAM® CAD/CAM systems, announces that SURFCAM Velocity v3.0 has earned the Works with Windows Vista logo and is compatible with the Windows Vista operating system, which helps provide a seamless integration with the latest technology.

Surfware Inc.’s (Westlake Village, CA) Version 3.0 of the SURFCAM Velocity Series offers significantly enhanced 4- and 5-axis simultaneous milling capabilities—which provides the most powerful and complete solution for manufacturers of aerospace structures, power generation blades and blisks, automotive cylinder head porting, and any other types of parts that require removing bulk material followed by precision multi-axis finishing.

Toolmakers are developing increasingly complex molds for high production of thinwall parts.

At IMTS, Surfware’s latest release, SURFCAM Velocity II, breaks through traditional manufacturing barriers to fully equip you for the next generation of high speed machining.

Surfware (Westlake Village, CA) will showcase its latest release, SURFCAM Velocity II.

A moldmaker’s ability to reduce machining time is not limited by his machine tools or cutting tools, but rather by the toolpaths that drive them.

Leading software manufacturers and suppliers reveal how moldmakers can maximize efficiencies using the latest CAD/CAM equipment so they can program and cut complex molds in less time than ever before.

One mold shop has found a way to compete and win against overseas outsourcing.

Massachusetts company uses innovative process to create medical parts with distinctive textures.

The market is ready to explode as vendors introduce enhancements and upgrades to make the designing and machining of molds and mold components easier and more efficient.