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Vericut Icam Post-Processor for 3D Printing

Streamline the post-processing steps after 3D printing to improve quality.

In the 3D printing industry, there is a demand for increased efficiency and quality improvement in the post-processing stage after printing. In particular, accurate code conversion and smooth data integration are crucial for the finishing of printed objects and collaboration with CNC machining. Inadequate data conversion can compromise product accuracy and lead to rework. The Vericut Icam post-processor optimizes the post-processing stage after 3D printing, maximizing the efficiency and precision of the manufacturing process. This reduces cumbersome tasks and enhances productivity. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Post-processing of products created with a 3D printer - Finishing processes through CNC machining - Integration between CAM systems and CNC machines 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Improved product accuracy through precise code conversion - Reduced process time through smooth data integration - Optimal machining tailored to the characteristics of CNC machines - Machining simulation using digital twins

Vericut Icam Post

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**Features** - Unmatched Compatibility and Integration Icam Post seamlessly integrates with various CAM systems and CNC machines. This enables accurate code conversion and smooth data transfer, regardless of the machining equipment. - Customization to Fit CNC Machine Characteristics Each CNC machine has its own unique characteristics and quirks. Icam Post can be customized to the specific settings of the CNC machine, achieving optimal compatibility. - Create Digital Twins in Combination with VMC By combining the post-processor with Vericut Machine Configuration (VMC), you can create an accurate digital twin of the CNC machine. This allows for the setting, testing, and simulation of outputs after the post-process. **Our Strengths** CGTech is a global leader in CNC machine simulation software. Our simulation software, "Vericut," is used in various production environments, including aerospace, automotive, railways, molds, home appliances, power generation, and heavy industry, and is highly regarded worldwide.

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