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07/23/2014

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Atomic force microscope maker Instruments achieves faster development cycle, fewer ECOs with

07/16/2014

http://bit.ly/SEHydraulic Hydraulic equipment maker increases design efficiency and accuracy

Designs better with Solid Edge. Reduce its design costs, improve accuracy and verification and produce highly precise 3D models for better visualization.

07/09/2014

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.http://bit.ly/1lUfdtO

Eskort Makina designs better with Solid Edge using synchronous technology. New engineers can work on current models

07/02/2014

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. http://bit.ly/MachineHousing

With Solid Edge’s synchronous technology, Hatakeyama directly modifies geometry and dramatically increasing process efficiency.

06/25/2014

http://bit.ly/CADSeat Vehicle seat maker cuts complex assembly design time 30%, prototyping time 70% Truck, bus and train seat maker improves design process and ensures customer data compatibility
Freedman Seating designs better with Solid Edge. Moving from SolidWorks to Solid Edge improves the design process while ensuring data compatibility with customers and suppliers. Freedman now has a better ability to meet short lead times as virtual prototyping replaces physical testing. Freedman achieves more design re-use with part count down by 50 percent.

06/18/2014

Riikku improved product quality, reduced material waste, gained a faster time-to-market for expanding business opportunities using synchronous technology.

06/17/2014

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While Pelé might not have been talking about 3D printing when he called it “the beautiful game,” this stunning 3D printed soccer ball (or football depending on where in the world you live ) is a must see.

06/11/2014

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Sheet metal fabricator speeds product development and reduces errors
Vishwakarma Engineering designs better with Solid Edge. The move from 2D to 3D enabled faster product development, eliminated non value-added work, and reduced errors found during the manufacturing stage. The use of Solid Edge’s synchronous technology enables designers to make changes quickly “on the fly” without concern for modeling history.
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Although 2D drawings had been the primary design deliverable for many years, Vishwakarma Engineering Works (VEWorks) found that there were drawbacks to a 2D approach.

06/05/2014

Steam accessories and control instrument maker increases design efficiency 65%
Forbes Marshall designs better with Solid Edge. Move from 2D to 3D allows company to concentrate on innovative new design work. With Solid Edge’s synchronous technology, Forbes also eliminated vendor mistakes due to drawing management issues, saved 150,000 rupees per month and increased its market share
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Forbes Marshall is an India-based manufacturer of steam accessories and control instrumentation.

05/28/2014

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Food processing machine maker achieves 63% design productivity gain

Reading Bakery designs better with Solid Edge. Detailed drawing production time was reduced from 3.2 hours to 1.2 hours and designers produced three times as many drawings the first year as it had using its old 2D CAD. With Solid Edge’s built-in data management system, about half of all employees (manufacturing, purchasing, sales, CNC shop) can access current design data.

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05/21/2014

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Packaging machine manufacturer achieves 70% reduction in product development time

Uflex Engineering designs better with Solid Edge. The company designs and manufactures printing, packaging and converting machines. The engineering division also achieved significant financial benefits, reduced design errors and rework, delivered more accurate cost estimates and lowered the price of its machines.

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