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Dimensional Control Systems Supports SolidWorks 2012 3D Design Solution

Upgraded 3DCS enables designers and engineers to predict dimensional variation of their designs and assembly processes.

| Published October 29, 2012

Dimensional Control Systems (DCS) announced that its 3DCS Variation Analyst Multi-CAD solution supports SolidWorks 2012 3D design software with new capabilities for variation analysis.

3DCS Variation Analyst Multi-CAD can be used for detailed tolerance simulation modeling, and allows manufacturers to appraise design, fabrication and assembly robustness by evaluating GD&T, assembly tooling and build sequencing well ahead of production release.

Designers and engineers can use 3DCS Variation Analyst Multi-CAD and SolidWorks software to predict the dimensional variability of their designs and assembly processes so that manufacturing issues can be resolved before production, with optimized tolerances and assembly methods. A SolidWorks Solution Partner Product, the solution allows users to work directly with the CAD data to quickly create tolerance models.

"As a SolidWorks Solution Partner, we are now providing a solution package that utilizes the environment and tools of SolidWorks CAD in conjunction with our Variation Analysis software to deliver a more robust product design and improved manufacture-ability," said DCS executive vice president and COO John Mathieson. "We are continually researching these kinds of partnerships as a means of delivering a complete solution to our mutual customers' needs."

For more information, visit Dimensional Control Systems.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.


 

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