plastics
New SOLIDWORKS 2019 Simulation and Data Management Solutions are Unveiled Live
Be sure to tune in December 5th starting at 1pm ET to see as as unveil what’s new in both SOLIDWORKS Distributed Data Management and Designer to Analyst solutions on Facebook and Youtube.
... ContinuedUnderstanding Plastic Part Design
Join us as we breakdown the entire lifecycle of a unique project—showcasing all the ways SOLIDWORKS helped bring it to life quickly and efficiently—offering key insights into how the SOLIDWORKS Design-to-Manufacturing solution can do the same for you.
... ContinuedExperience What’s New in SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2018
Sign up for the webinar on April 24th to see the must-have simulation features and enhancements now available to you.
... ContinuedHow to Design Plastic Parts with Intent
Learn why closer communication between product designer and mold designer is the answer to time-to-market improvements in the design of plastic parts.
... ContinuedHow to Replace Metal with Thermoplastics
Replacing your metal parts with plastic parts can increase flexibility of manufacture, speed production cycle times, and increase cost-effectiveness.
... ContinuedMIT Students Take Innovative New Product from Dorm Room to Market in Record Time
Read how two MIT students put SOLIDWORKS to the test of designing and building an innovative new way to keep on-the-go coffee hot longer.
... ContinuedSimplify the Material Selection Process When 3D Printing Plastic Parts
Learn the best way to choose which plastic material to use when 3D printing your parts.
... ContinuedWhat’s New in SOLIDWORKS Plastics 2017
The process of designing plastic parts has always been one fraught with anxiety. Get it wrong and you might end up with an extremely expensive paperweight and a very angry boss. Take the guesswork out of designing plastic parts by
... ContinuedRecorded Webinar: Solving Part and Mold Manufacturing Design Issues with SOLIDWORKS Plastics
This webinar gives you tips to quickly identify plastic part problems during the earliest stages of design; eliminating costly mold rework, improving part quality and accelerating time to market.
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS Solutions Help Medical Research Center Speed Development, Improve Quality of New Fertility Diagnostic Tool
Getting new medical devices designed, tested, manufactured and ultimately approved by government regulatory agencies, such as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), is a grueling and very time-consuming process fraught with many challenges. Any tools that can help medical
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS 2014 vs. SOLIDWORKS 2016
Though Back to the Future predicted the existence of drones, mobile devices, digital payment, hands-free game consoles, Nike self-lacing sneakers, video communication technology, hoverboards, and video glasses, even Doc and Marty McFly couldn’t anticipate the future of CAD. You can
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS Short: Designing Injection Molded Parts Better
Injection molding is the process used to manufacture 80 percent of the plastic parts you encounter every day. If the process is that pervasive, it should have been perfected at this point, right? Perhaps in another universe – unfortunately, injection
... ContinuedOxyArm: Engineering a Medical First with Durability Testing
This is part three of a multi-part series covering how medical device firm Southmedic used virtual simulation technology to bring OxyArm, the first open oxygen delivery system, to market. In part one, we covered how flow simulation was used to
... ContinuedSOLIDWORKS Short: Injection Molding in the Engineering 4.0 Era
CAD data is full of useful information. Unfortunately, this information is not always used to its fullest extent. However, these seemingly secondary data sources will be the key to success in the Engineering 4.0 era. Engineering 4.0 is a new
... ContinuedHigh-Tech Solutions Focus on Fixing Eye Problems in Developing Countries
According to the World Health Organization, 285 million people in the world are visually impaired. Due to the rising costs of healthcare or the unavailability of medical facilities in some developing countries, many of these defects go uncorrected. Sadly, despite
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