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News Release from: Materialise | Subject: Magics 12.1
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 03 April 2008
Software streamlines rapid prototyping
Software for rapid prototyping and rapid manufacturing offers efficiency, quality and user-friendliness to streamline the processes and raise productivity.
Materialise NV has launched its latest software, Magics 12.1, for the rapid prototyping and manufacturing (RP and M) Several new features in Magics 12.1 further increase Magics' added value for RP and M professionals, said Materialise, in efficiency, quality and user-friendliness
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 13 Nov 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The main features of Magics 12.1 are as follows.
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This way you can easily make drain holes for hollow parts or trapped volumes.
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* In addition to the existing advanced teeth cut, you can now also perform a more user-friendly teeth cut.
This teeth cut assures a perfect fit of parts that had to be cut because they were too big to fit on the platform.
* A thumbnail preview of .magics files in Windows Explorer will help you to easily recognize files.
* Magics 12.1 allows you to automatically scale down parts that are too large to fit in the Magics workspace.
* You can edit textured parts with increased flexibility.
* Magics 12.1 interfaces with e-Stage, the new and fully automated technology for support generation.
e-Stage automates the work preparation process when supporting SLA parts by eliminating manual editing.
The software also optimises the build process and significantly cuts finishing time by generating its unique support structure.
With e-Stage, Materialise takes a major leap forward in realising its ambition to automate the entire RP and M process.
* About Magics software - Magics is the key element of the Magics e-RP Suite, a full range of professional, market-leading software products that will streamline, automate and boost almost every step in your RPandM process.
Magics offers advanced and highly automated tools for STL manipulation.
It's the only software that is tuned entirely to the needs and characteristics of the Rapid Prototyping and Manufacturing processes.
Its powerful and efficient 3D tools enable you to deliver high quality prototypes with the shortest lead times, while providing full documentation.
* About Materialise - with its headquarters in Leuven, Belgium, and branches all over the world, the Materialise Group is best known for its activities in the field of rapid industrial and medical prototyping.
Apart from having the largest capacity of rapid prototyping equipment in Europe, Materialise enjoys a worldwide reputation as provider of innovative software solutions.
As such, Materialise has acquired the position of market leader for 3D printing and Digital CAD software in addition to being a major player in medical and dental image processing and surgery simulation.
Its medical and dental products are used worldwide by famous hospitals, research institutes and clinicians.
The group has several subsidiaries in Europe, Asia and the USA, and employs over 500 people in its 4 divisions.
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