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News Release from: Pathtrace Engineering Systems | Subject: EdgeCAM NC Editor
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial
Team on 26 September 2001
NC Editor now available for download
free
The powerful off-line EdgeCAM NC Editor which can be used to modify the code of any computer-driven machine tool, and is now available for download free from the EdgeCAM Website
The powerful off-line EdgeCAM NC Editor which can be used to modify the code of any computer-driven machine tool, and is now available for download free from the EdgeCAM Website www.edgecam.com Developed by Pathtrace of Reading, the NC Editor is a module from the award-winning EdgeCAM off-line programming software, which has some 20,000 installations world-wide
This article was originally published on Engineeringtalk on 3 May 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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A major development in the Edgecam portfolio is the launch of 'Solid Machinist' which will enable uses to directly machine Parasolid models inside the off-line programming software.
The EdgeCAM NC Editor will be of special value to small and medium size machining or toolroom companies which either do not have computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) facilities installed, or want a high level production engineering based editing solution to supplement their existing programming software.
The EdgeCAM NC Editor is regarded by users as being more powerful than many existing CAM system editors and would normally be sold for ?500.
It will work independently of EdgeCAM or any other installed software at a remote PC terminal from the machine tool and, with on-line help embedded in the software, simplicity of use follows the existing Pathtrace strategy.
It has unlimited file size, will perform global arithmetic calculations, and also has a unique 'file compare' facility.
To access the free download all that is required is to log on to www.edgecam.com and complete your details in the EdgeCAM address book.
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