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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Electrical switch manufacturer meets customers’ design requirements 30% faster
Long-Yuan Switch Equipment designs better with Solid Edge. Advanced sheet metal modeling tools shrink cycle time for electrical equipment by 30 percent. Other benefits delivered by Solid Edge include a 100 percent material use rate and greater agility in addressing domestic and international market trends as well as weathering economic downturns.
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Tip of the Week July 16
NX - Using "Paste Inside with Reference" in
NX 9 to Copy Manufacturing Operations
Using “Paste Inside with
Reference” instead of “Paste” to copy operations from one workpiece to another
can save time when you need to make changes to operation parameters in the
original operation. With this new functionality in NX9 when a change is
made to the original operation, the operations that were pasted with reference
will automatically change. You no longer need to change each operation
which saves a lot of time especially if you have several identical parts in
the same setup. To use this option:
Step 1 - Right click on the operation and select "Copy":
Step 1 - Right click on the operation and select "Copy":
Step 2 - Right click on the
second workpiece and select "Paste Inside with Reference":
Step 3 - Notice the
"Linked" status in the Path column and the original operation in red
signifying it is the "Parent" of the copied operation:
Step 4 - Make a change to
the original operation and generate:
Step 5 - Notice the change is reflected in all
operations that were "Pasted Inside with Reference":
Chad
Varney
Application Engineer
Ally PLM Solutions, Inc
Application Engineer
Ally PLM Solutions, Inc
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Hydraulic equipment maker increases design efficiency and accuracy
Pascal Systemtechnik designs better with Solid Edge. The
company also reduced its design costs, improved
accuracy and verification and produced highly precise 3D models for better
visualization. Pascal manufactures hydraulic systems, including
cylinders, special actuators, electrical/electronic control panels and control
systems.
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
Tip of the Week July 11, 2014
Solid Edge and NX - Getting an Exact Line Width Display using Antialiasing
You may notice in some models and drafts the lines and dimensions appear slightly blurred. This is caused by Full Scene Antialiasing which “smoothes” the appearance of geometry displayed in the graphics window. It achieves this effect by slightly blurring geometry which can cause some lines to appear slightly thicker than others. To obtain the most exact display of line width, the user can disable the Full Scene Antialiasing option by either of the methods listed.
In NX -
1. Turn OFF "Full Scene Antialiasing" on the Visual tab of Preferences > Visualization:
OR;
2. Turn ON "Disable Full Scene Antialiasing" on the General Graphics tab of Preferences > Visualization Performance:
In Solid Edge -
Turn ON "Disable Full Scene Antialiasing" on the General Graphics tab of Preferences > Visualization Performance:
Nathan Pfeiffer
Application Engineer
Ally PLM Solutions, Inc
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Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Food processing machine manufacturer reduces design time 45 percent
Eskort Makina designs
better with Solid Edge. Using synchronous technology, new engineers can work on
current models and not have to worry about the history of how the design was
originally created. Design time was reduced 45 percent and manufacturing costs dropped
20 percent.
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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
Machine housing maker directly modifies sheet metal design, increases process efficiency
Hatakeyama designs better with Solid Edge. With Solid
Edge’s synchronous technology, Hatakeyama
directly modifies geometry and dramatically increasing process
efficiency. Other results include near elimination of costly rework and
enhanced communication between design and manufacturing groups.
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