Critical dimensions and stock analysis can be generated through the comparison tool. Once simulated, the workpiece can be measured in a variety of different styles, including arc, thickness, hole center distance and more. Multiple cross-section planes can be created to interrogate the resultant workpiece.
Users can dynamically interact with a toolpath and pinpoint exactly which line of code is being simulated. NCSIMUL is Hexagon’s high-end CNC simulation software for G-code verification.
As the name implies, the advanced cycle is said to offer more functionality and gives users improved toolpath control.Īlso integrated with Edegcam is a component called NCSIMUL Essential, which is said to provide full simulation of 3-axis milling parts. This affects both 4-axis and 5-axis cycles. Users who formerly possessed the standard 5-axis milling license (EN050-S) will now find that the advanced 5-axis milling cycle (EN050-A) has been automatically added to the configuration. The updated software is also designed to reduce calculation time by enhancing Edgecam’s multithreading processing capability, which gives a productivity boost when working with the roughing cycle. Regardless if users are machining wireframe or solid models, the software is said to produce toolpaths 2-3 times faster than previous versions. A Select Rotary Axes command enables the user to activate the preferable axis to machine. The software also supports 3+2 machining and complex 5-axis simultaneous milling in all configurations. This enables users to program the cutter head into positions previously out of reach in one setup, which in the past required a series of sequences. Horizontal machine tools with two programable axis in the head can been synchronized with a rotary table.
Hexagon’s Edgecam 2022 software features added support for 6-axis milling and turning machines. The Vero Software, a part of Hexagon development team, is pleased to announce the availability of EDGECAM 2022.1 is a market-leading computer aided manufacturing (CAM) system for NC part programming.
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