Simulation, optical metrology reduce number of tool iterations

Case Study Simulation, optical metrology reduce number of tool iterations

20.01.2015Editor: Barbara Schulz

The Bernecker Group, a Germany-based manufacturer of sheetmetal as well as insert moulded plastic components, has combined a CAD/CAM solution with a simulation system and optical metrology to ensure the best tools for complex parts. By Joachim Tschauner.

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Simulation and measurement reduce the number of correction loops required for the deep drawing tool.
(Source: GOM)

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