Manufacturing work instructions make a big contribution to shop productivity

Work Instructions make a big contribution to shop productivity

Moving a manufacturing job through the shop from the initial order to the shipping dock involves a lot more than just operati…

Enter Contest – Win Prizes!

Announcing a new contest for our loyal NX for Manufacturing Forum participants!

‘Tis the season for giving, and we at the NX for Manufacturing Forum want to do some giving as well. We ha…

NX CAM 10 provides more power for complex parts machining

New industry-specific capabilities in NX CAM 10 help you program faster and machine better quality parts. In this NX CAM 10 introduction article, we’ll take a look at some of the recent enha…

Improve your cutting performance with NX CAM 10 for Die-Mold machining

New industry-specific capabilities in NX CAM 10 help you program faster and machine better quality parts. In this NX CAM 10 introduction article, we’ll see how roughing and finishing operati…

NX CAM 10 offers a powerful solution for prismatic parts machining

New industry-specific capabilities in NX CAM 10 help you program faster and machine better quality parts. In this NX CAM 10 introduction article, we’ll take a look at some of the recent enha…

Preparing for NX 10 at CAM Fest

Preparing for NX 10 at CAM Fest

As we approach the formal release of NX 10, the NX CAM team did what they have done for more than 15 years: host a week-long training event for our partners and Siemens PLM Software people to get cur…

New NX CAM 9.0.2 Self-Demos available

 
NX CAM 9.0.2 self-demo describing smoothing corners in Flowcut Reference Tool operations

Bill Storrs has been posting brief demos of new functionality starting with NX 9.0.0. We…

Another happy customer – FUNCOSA

FUNCOSA, a machinery and heavy equipment casting supplier, is featured in a new customer case study.
http://www.plm.automation.siemens.com/en_us/about_us/success/case_study.cfm?Component=227641&amp…

Learn to use Journal files in NX

The helpful automaton

I found this awesome little “I ndustrial-Grade P-8 Lifter Robot ” toy robot image on Lukas’s Flickr. He was nice enough to post it under the Creative Commons licens…