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On the Application of CAD/CAM Software in Mold Design and Manufacture

Liang Zhu

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Abstract

AutoCAD,PRO/E,MasterCAM is the most widespread CAD/CAM Software that is applied in current mold design and manufacture domain.This article performs with examples to show CAD/CAM software file conversion and its application in the mold design and manufacture,which is of great help to reduce the design and manufacture cycle.

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AutoCAD,PRO/E,MasterCAM is the most widespread CAD/CAM Software that is applied in current mold design and manufacture domain.This article performs with examples to show CAD/CAM software file conversion and its application in the mold design and manufacture,which is of great help to reduce the design and manufacture cycle.

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AutoCAD,PRO/E,MasterCAM is the most widespread CAD/CAM Software that is applied in current mold design and manufacture domain.This article performs with examples to show CAD/CAM software file conversion and its application in the mold design and manufacture,which is of great help to reduce the design and manufacture cycle.

Key concepts: CAD, Mold, Software, Engineering drawing, Computer Aided Design, Design cycle, Manufacturing engineering, Engineering

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