What are the commonly used software for die design?
PROE, always feel that all parameters full related software design out of something better, but also to learn AUTOCAD, the two is enough, there is time to learn CAM programming software, is to understand the process after all, being a good designer, or doing something out of high cost possible unable to process.
I am using UG P/E here, also used here, the two is often used, but also very convenientAll two have their advantages, so the two ones are betterPersonally think UG and powerful, UG can also programming, have the ability to learn all two
Unigraphics (referred to as UG) entered the mainland much later than PRO-E, but it is also the most advanced and high-end CAD/CAE/CAM software for manufacturing industry in the world today. UG software has been used by many of the world's leading manufacturers in industrial design, detailed mechanical design, and engineering. Today, UG has more than 17000 customers around the world. UG has been developing rapidly since entering the Chinese market in 90 years. It has become the first choice software in the fields of automobile, machinery, computer and home appliance, mould design, etc..Roughly PRO-ENGINEER, UG, AUTOCAD, MoldflowThe first two are 3D software, which can be used for sketch drawing, part making, assembly design, sheet metal design, processing and so on, so that users can choose and use according to their own needs. The biggest difference between the two should be parameterization.AUTOCAD is used for two-dimensional drawing, detailed drawing, design documents and basic 3D design.Moldflow is an analysis softwareThe design scheme can be simulated, evaluated and optimized. Reduce potential design mistakes, shorten product development cycle and reduce development cost
See what you want to engage in the industry.. plastic parts and stamping parts are generally pro/e.., have not seen any car cover, the use of mold pro/e, usually UG, and some catia...This also has a certain influence with the place.. Guangdong by Taiwan there, with more pro/e...
