Highly rated in the benchmark survey for springback prediction!
Demonstrated excellent accuracy, speed, and consistency in a benchmark study predicting springback at the NIMISHEET2022 international conference.
The international conference "NUMISHEET 2022" on sheet metal forming simulation was held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from July 10 to July 14, 2022. AutoForm participated in a benchmark study to predict springback using a panel with a twist die provided by the Auto/Steel Partnership (A/SP). This further demonstrated that the software can rapidly, accurately, and consistently simulate the entire press forming process. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*
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Main industries of introduction: ● Automotive OEM industry ● Mold press product manufacturing ● Automotive parts manufacturing
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AutoForm Forming R12 – Feasibility Evaluation and Verification of the Press Forming Process
We have announced the latest software version, AutoForm Forming R12. This version includes new features and enhancements that are particularly useful for the feasibility assessment and verification of the pressing process within the press forming process chain.
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[Magazine Contribution] Press Technology August Issue "Molding Simulation Special Feature"
It was published in the August issue of "Press Technology" by Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun. ■ Press forming simulation technology that reproduces the deflection of press equipment and molds Hirotaka Imai, Autoform Japan In cases where the difficulty of forming is high, digital considerations using simulation are necessary to reduce the modification labor at the mold manufacturing site. However, traditional press forming simulations treat molds as rigid bodies, making it impossible to handle the deformation of the molds themselves. Various functions are being developed to take these factors into account. This article introduces the current state of press forming simulation concerning mold deflection and the challenges for future efforts. Please take a look.
