CIMdata PLM Industry Summary Online Archive
27 September 2012
Events News
GibbsCAM 2012+ on Show at BI-MU, Italy
Gibbs and Associates, developer of GibbsCAM® software for programming CNC machine tools and a Cimatron company, has announced that it will be demonstrating its new GibbsCAM 2012+ version at the BI-MU trade show to be held in Milan, Italy, from October 2-6, 2012.
“The outstanding new and enhanced features in GibbsCAM 2012+ afford customers the ability to achieve the highest speed, accuracy, efficiency and reliability in programming even the most complex parts, using most sophisticated multi-axis machines,” said Mr Gianluca Renzi, CEO of Microsystem, Cimatron Group’s Italian subsidiary.
“Powering everything from simple lathe and milling machines to the most advanced multi-turret, multi-spindle machines, our goal is to maximize the investments made by our customers in their machine tools. GibbsCAM offers unparalleled programming and synchronization capabilities and unmatched post processors to maximize the utilization and output of the latest machine tools available today.
“GibbsCAM also offers an easy to learn and use interface that walks our customers through the programming, no-matter how complex the job or machine.”
Highlights of GibbsCAM 2012+ include:
- Multi-axis rendering for increased speed and display accuracy for rotary milling.
- Part rendering speed increases up to 33 times faster.
- Helical toolpath capability for radial milling, producing shorter programs and faster machine cycle time.
- New machining strategies for parts with open-sided pockets, extremely thin walls, shallow-cut areas, and material-only area clean-out.
The Microsystem display at BI-MU will be at booth Pav.11, Stand F50.
For more information on GibbsCAM 2012+, visit www.GibbsCAM.com.
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