What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 4 – PDM

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What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 4 – Simulation

SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2026 introduces a powerful suite of updates across Structural, Plastics, and Flow Simulation. From smarter load definitions and refined diagnostics to enhanced thermal analysis and molding predictions, these improvements give engineers greater control, faster feedback, and more realistic results.

1. Force Options for Beams

Engineers can now define beam forces as Per Item or Total, providing more flexibility and realism when applying structural loads.

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Benefit: Achieve precise control to accurately represent real-world loading conditions.

2. Validity Check Improvements

Simulation setup is faster and more reliable, with clearer alerts for missing materials, invalid mesh controls, or incomplete fixtures. Streamlined messages and one-click deselection make troubleshooting easier.

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Benefit: Resolve setup issues quickly and ensure higher simulation accuracy.

3. Pin Connector Forces in Random Vibration

Random vibration studies now include detailed force breakdowns, shear, axial, bending, and torque, at pin connectors.

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Benefit: Capture realistic joint behavior for improved design confidence.

4. Angular Displacement Plot Options

Angular rotation can now be displayed in degrees or radians, aligning results with engineering standards or project requirements.

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Benefit: Gain flexibility in interpreting and reporting displacement data.

5. Shell Improvements

Shell workflows are enhanced with new global defaults for thick or thin shells and the ability to apply distributed remote loads or mass along shell edges.

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Benefit: Reduce setup time while improving accuracy in complex shell models.

6. Component Explorer Enhancements

Thermal analysis is more intuitive with new temperature and surface source columns in the Component Explorer, allowing quick identification of overheating areas or imbalanced heat sources.

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Benefit: Perform faster, clearer thermal assessments at a glance.

7. Fill Thin Slot for Thermal Modeling

Automatically fill thin slots with defined materials to better simulate heat transfer in compact or bonded assemblies.

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Benefit: Produce more realistic and reliable thermal simulation results.

8. Edge-Based Air Vent Definition

Define Air Vent boundary conditions directly on model edges for mold simulations, applicable to both cavity and runner domains.

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Benefit: Improve venting accuracy and mold flow predictions.

9. Remote Mass in Response Spectrum

Assign remote masses to represent components not meshed in the study, ensuring their influence is accurately considered.

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Benefit: Streamline simulation setup while maintaining result precision.

10. Post-Processing Enhancements in Plastics

A new Unfilled Volume plot complements short-shot predictions, allowing quick identification of incomplete injection zones.

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Benefit: Detect and address molding issues faster for improved manufacturability.

It’s Now your Turn to Harness the Full Power of SOLIDWORKS 2026

From beam loading flexibility to smarter diagnostics and enhanced plastics visualization, SOLIDWORKS Simulation 2026 advances simulation accuracy and efficiency. These top 10 enhancements empower engineers to handle more complex scenarios, troubleshoot faster, and deliver designs with greater confidence.

At Solidxperts, our Simulation Specialists help you unlock the full potential of SOLIDWORKS Simulation, from setup and validation to advanced analysis and automation. Whether upgrading to 2026 or streamlining complex studies, our experts will help you.


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    What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 2 – Collaboration and Data Management

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    What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 2 – Collaboration and Data Management

    SOLIDWORKS 2026 delivers a wave of powerful enhancements designed to accelerate collaboration, streamline data management, and strengthen connectivity across design teams. From AI-driven support to enterprise-grade approval workflows, every improvement empowers engineers, designers, and manufacturers to work faster, smarter, and more seamlessly together.

    Top 10 Enhancements You Need to Know

    1. AURA Integration in 3DSwym

    AI meets collaboration. With AURA integrated directly into 3DSwym, users can instantly summarize posts, wikis, and Q&As or pull in insights from entire discussions to drive smarter conversations.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.1
    These enhancements deliver faster insights and more informed collaboration with less manual searching.

    2. Collaboration Directly Inside SOLIDWORKS

    Work together without ever leaving your design space. Collaborate through the SOLIDWORKS User Forum, share files via 3DDrive and 3DSwym, and eliminate the need for conversions or third-party tools.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.2
    These enhancements deliver smoother teamwork and more efficient communication with less switching between tools.

    3. Drawing Stamping with Maturity Status

    Simplify change management with automatic maturity status stamps. User names and emails are embedded in drawings for full traceability and accountability throughout the design lifecycle.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.3
    These enhancements deliver clearer documentation and more reliable approvals with less manual tracking.

    4. Cut List Management on the 3DEXPERIENCE Platform

    Cut list data can now be fully managed on the platform, enabling tighter integration between EBOM and MBOM.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.4
    These enhancements deliver better alignment between design and manufacturing with less data re-entry.

    5. Recent Files by Active Tenant

    For teams managing multiple tenants, SOLIDWORKS 2026 now filters your recent files to show only those from the active tenant.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.5
    These enhancements deliver cleaner organization and faster access with less confusion.

    6. Excel File Management for Design Tables

    Design table management is now more reliable thanks to Excel file support on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. This ensures version consistency, better automation, and stronger data integrity.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.6
    These enhancements deliver greater consistency and more reliable design automation with less manual version control.

    7. Support for Deformable Components

    Easily switch between rigid and deformed part states in assemblies for improved accuracy and flexibility.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.7
    These enhancements deliver faster detailing and more accurate assemblies with less manual effort.

    8. Automatic Bookmark Content Updates

    Bookmarks now update automatically each session, ensuring you always access the latest design data, no manual refresh needed.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.8
    These enhancements deliver up-to-date project information with less time spent managing data.

    9. Enhanced Bookmark Editor

    A redesigned Bookmark Editor delivers faster navigation and smarter selection when multiple bookmarks exist.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.9
    These enhancements deliver clearer navigation and more accurate project organization with less manual searching.

    10. Enterprise Document Maturity Routing & Approval

    Large organizations gain new governance power with automated approval workflows tied to document maturity. Predefined routes trigger automatically for consistent, traceable, and compliant approvals.

    What's new in SOLIDWORKS? P. 2.10
    These enhancements deliver stronger governance and more reliable approvals with less administrative overhead.

    A New Standard for Collaboration and Data Management

    SOLIDWORKS 2026 builds on its legacy of innovation with a sharper focus on collaboration, automation, and traceability. These ten enhancements don’t just make design faster, they make teamwork more intelligent, connected, and efficient across every stage of product development.

    Join our official SOLIDWORKS 2026 launch to see these new features in action and get your questions answered by our experts!


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      What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 1 – Design

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      What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 1 – Design

      SOLIDWORKS 2026 continues the trend of making design faster, smarter, and more connected. With AI-powered tools, streamlined workflows, and deeper collaboration features, this release is all about helping engineers and designers work more efficiently while maintaining accuracy and flexibility.

      Here are the Top 10 Enhancements you need to know:

      1. AI-Powered Design and Detailing

      Artificial intelligence is making a real impact in everyday CAD workflows:

      • Automated drawing creation with AI-driven views, hole callouts, dimensioning, detailing, and even sheet format selection.

      • AI assembly recognition can now automatically detect and insert fastener-like components (nuts, bolts, washers), reducing repetitive tasks and improving assembly accuracy.

      These enhancements deliver faster detailing and more accurate assemblies with less manual effort.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 1

      2. Large Assembly Performance

      Large assemblies are now easier to manage:

      • Open massive designs faster by filtering only what you need from the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.

      • Skip rebuilds when only cosmetic changes are made.

      • Disable auto-resolve for lightweight components to improve responsiveness.

      Together, these updates create smarter workflows that keep even the largest projects running smoothly.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 2

      3. Improved User Experience

      • Offline mode ensures uninterrupted productivity during internet disruptions.

      • A redesigned UI highlights common commands, helping new users get up to speed quickly.

      • Command Search now includes an expanded, customizable set of keywords.

      The result is a smoother learning curve and less frustration for both new and experienced users.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 3

      4. Streamlined Part Design

      • Define a custom start point for sheet metal base flanges.

      • Break internal corners on folded geometry.

      • Quickly create square sketch geometry in one click.

      • Track maturity changes and drawing history with Evaluated Attributes.

      These improvements enable faster sketching and greater flexibility in sheet metal design.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 4

      5. Collaboration & Data Management

      • Share designs directly via 3DDrive and 3DSwym.

      • Update files to the latest version on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform with a single action.

      • Access the SOLIDWORKS User Forum from within the software.

      With these tools, staying in sync with your team and your data has never been easier.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 5

      6. Drawing Detailing & MBD

      • Insert Family Tables into drawings for configuration details.

      • Use magnetic lines to align not just balloons, but notes, weld symbols, and other annotations.

      • Propagate DimXpert dimensions to library features and selectively manage annotation visibility.

       This gives designers more control and clarity when documenting their designs.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 6

      7. Routing, Electrical, and Piping

      • Combine routing BOMs across subassemblies for a clearer overall materials list.

      • Place clips, mounts, and hangers directly in assemblies for flexible routing.

      • Visual indicators help guide splice placement in harnesses and wire bundles.

      This gives designers more control and clarity when documenting their designs.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 7

      8. Rendering Enhancements

      • Control tessellation for a balance of geometry quality and performance.

      • Improved denoising in CPU mode reduces render noise in fewer passes.

      • Expanded format support with PBR materials in USDZ and glTF.

       This gives designers more control and clarity when documenting their designs.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 8

      9. ECAD/MCAD Collaboration

      • Track parent/child PCB data like keep-in, keep-out, plated and non-plated holes.

      • Use CircuitWorks™ with IDX 3.0 support to review and even undo MCAD changes before final ECAD updates.

       This gives designers more control and clarity when documenting their designs.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 9

      10. Import/Export

      • Simplify complex multibody parts faster by using advanced selection tools to efficiently isolate and manage bodies based on similarity or size.

      • Share assemblies saved on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform using the Export as Package option in the Share dialog box.

      • Streamline exports by choosing whether to include drawings in your package, for greater control.

       This gives designers more control and clarity when documenting their designs.

      What's New in SOLIDWORKS 2026 - Design 10

      Final Thoughts

      With AI-powered automation, large assembly improvements, smarter part tools, and seamless collaboration, SOLIDWORKS 2026 makes it easier than ever to move from concept to finished product. Whether you’re creating complex assemblies, detailing drawings, or collaborating across disciplines, this release delivers tools to help you work smarter, faster, and with greater confidence.

      Take your designs to the next level with SOLIDWORKS 2026. Contact us today to unlock smarter, faster, AI-powered engineering.


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        What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 3 – PDM

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        What’s New in SOLIDWORKS 2026? Part 3 – PDM

        SOLIDWORKS PDM 2026 delivers a strong set of enhancements focused on data security, workflow efficiency, and ease of use. Whether you’re managing thousands of files or just ensuring your projects stay safe and organized, these improvements help teams work more reliably and confidently.

        Here are the Top 10 Enhancements you need to know:

        1. Automatic File Recovery

        Checked-out files are safer than ever. PDM now automatically creates backups of modified files on the archive server, so they can be recovered in case of hardware failure or user absence.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.1
        Benefit: Avoid costly rework and ensure critical design changes are never lost.

        2. Archived Workflows for Cleaner Administration

        Keep the Admin Tool clutter-free by archiving unused workflows. This prevents outdated or incorrect workflows from being used, while making it easier for admins to manage active processes.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.2
        Benefit: Simplify administration and reduce errors with streamlined workflow management.

        3. Granular Folder Access Control

        New access rules allow you to grant visibility to subfolders without exposing parent folders. This gives you more precision in defining user rights while keeping sensitive data protected.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.3
        Benefit: Collaborate securely without compromising confidentiality.

        4. Static Previews for Third-Party CAD Files

        Save time by viewing static image previews of third-party CAD data directly in PDM. No need to open each file to confirm its contents.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.4
        Benefit: Faster file identification across mixed CAD environments.

        5. Smarter BOM Management in Web2

        Named BOMs can now be viewed and edited directly in the Web2 client. A collapsible variables panel helps maximize workspace, especially on smaller screens.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.5
        Benefit: Manage BOMs from anywhere with a more efficient and user-friendly interface.

        6. Stronger Security With AES-256 Encryption

        Data transfers are now protected with AES-256 encryption, bringing SOLIDWORKS PDM in line with stricter modern cybersecurity requirements.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.6
        Benefit: Ensure compliance and safeguard sensitive intellectual property.

        7. Modern Authentication With Kerberos Support

        PDM adds Kerberos authentication to its existing NTLM and NTLMv2 protocols, making it easier to integrate with enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) and modern Windows environments.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.7
        Benefit: Seamlessly connect PDM to enterprise IT systems while improving login security.

        8. Smarter File Version Upgrades

        The File Version Upgrade Tool has been enhanced with more control options and a simplified interface. Users can decide which files to upgrade and how, with better progress tracking along the way.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.8
        Benefit: Reduce upgrade risks and keep projects running smoothly during version transitions.

        9. Expanded File Conversion Options

        Convert Task options are more powerful than ever. You can now specify Parasolid® or ACIS® versions and use advanced scripting for DraftSight® and Office-to-PDF conversions.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.9
        Benefit: Greater flexibility when collaborating with partners and suppliers using different formats.

        10. Streamlined Database Upgrades

        The Database Upgrade Wizard has been redesigned with clearer reporting, improved efficiency, and better error handling. Admins can now complete upgrades with more confidence and less downtime.

        What's New in SOLIDWORKS? P.3.10
        Benefit: Faster, more reliable upgrades that keep your system stable.

        Smarter, Safer, Stronger. PDM 2026 Sets a New Standard.

        With SOLIDWORKS PDM 2026, data is safer, workflows are cleaner, and administration is easier. From automatic file recovery to enterprise-grade encryption and authentication, these top 10 enhancements give teams the tools they need to manage design data securely and efficiently.

        Want to see how these updates can transform your setup? Let’s start the conversation.


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          SOLIDWORKS AI: The Future of CAD is Already Here

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          SOLIDWORKS AI: The Future of CAD is Already Here

          When we talk about AI, certain fears arise: could AI replace the engineer or the designer? The answer is no. Dassault Systèmes’ philosophy is very clear: AI does not replace, it enhances. After 11 years at S0lidxperts and more than 15 years of using SOLIDWORKS, I am well aware of this fact.

          SOLIDWORKS, one of the most trusted CAD platforms globally, has already begun integrating AI-driven tools that assist engineers in reducing repetitive tasks, improving design quality, and accelerating time-to-market. Through the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, Dassault Systèmes is also paving the way for AI-powered collaboration and predictive design in the cloud.

          In this article, we’ll explore how AI is shaping the present and future of SOLIDWORKS, highlight the business benefits, and share how Solidxperts, over 40 years in the industry and more than 25 years as a SOLIDWORKS partner, supports companies in embracing this transformation.

          1. AI in SOLIDWORKS: An Engineer’s New Ally

          Dassault Systèmes’ vision has always been clear: AI does not replace engineers. It enhances their capabilities. For decades, SOLIDWORKS has incorporated automation features designed to simplify CAD workflows:

          • Smart Mates for automatic assembly constraints.

          • Command Prediction suggesting the most likely next tool.

          These were early steps toward intelligent CAD. Today, SOLIDWORKS goes further with AI-driven assistants like Design Assistant, and cloud-based tools powered by machine learning through the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.

          The philosophy is simple: let AI handle the repetitive and time-consuming tasks, so engineers can focus on innovation, creativity, and solving real engineering challenges.

          2. Current AI-Driven Features in SOLIDWORKS

          a) Design Assistant

          • Mate Helper and Selection Helper: automatically detects similar components and applies constraints, drastically reducing clicks in large assemblies.

          • Example: When assembling dozens of fasteners, Design Assistant identifies similar geometry and instantly applies consistent mates.

          b) Automatic Drawings (SOLIDWORKS 2025)

          • Automatically generates 2D drawings from 3D models.

          • Ensures compliance with drawing standards.

          • Saves significant time in documentation, especially for design offices managing large projects.

          c) Fastener Recognition (FD03)

          • Automatically detects standard fasteners in assemblies.

          • Applies appropriate mates without manual intervention.

          • Direct impact: reduced errors, fewer repetitive operations.

          d) AURA: The Conversational AI Assistant

          • Integrated into the 3DEXPERIENCE platform.

          • Provides contextual guidance to users, learns from workflows, and offers predictive insights.

          • Example: guiding new users through advanced features or assisting with design standards.

          3. The Future of AI in SOLIDWORKS: A Roadmap

          Dassault Systèmes continues to push boundaries, and the AI roadmap promises groundbreaking advancements:

          • Mesh to Parametric Conversion (Reverse Engineering): AI will streamline converting mesh files into fully parametric models, accelerating reverse engineering processes.

          • AI-Optimized Assemblies: Automatic detection of redundant constraints, performance optimization, and manufacturability checks.

          • AI-Generated Photorealistic Renders: Leveraging generative AI to instantly create marketing-ready visuals without lengthy manual rendering.

          • xDesign and Cloud-Ready AI: The 3DEXPERIENCE xDesign app represents the next generation of CAD: cloud-based, AI-enhanced, and fully collaborative.

          • Vision: Predictive, Collaborative CAD: An environment where the system anticipates design intent, suggests optimizations, and improves with each project.

          4. Strategic Benefits for Companies

          Adopting AI in SOLIDWORKS is not just about convenience—it drives measurable business impact:

          • Productivity: Significant time savings through automation of repetitive tasks.

          • Quality: Consistent designs, fewer human errors, and adherence to standards.

          • Innovation: Engineers gain more time to focus on R&D and creative problem-solving.

          • Competitiveness: Faster time-to-market and optimized workflows lead to a competitive edge.

          Use Cases:

          • Design offices managing large assemblies save hours on constraints.

          • Manufacturers preparing technical documentation see accelerated drawing creation.

          • Teams leveraging AURA gain training efficiency and reduced onboarding time.

          5. Data Security and Confidentiality

          AI adoption often raises concerns about data protection. Dassault Systèmes has addressed this head-on:

          • Your proprietary data is not shared or trained externally without explicit consent.

          • Companies can configure private AI models trained on their own part libraries and workflows.

          • This ensures both innovation and confidentiality which is critical for SMEs and global enterprises alike.

          6. Solidxperts: 40 Years of Experience, Always Evolving with AI

          The evolution of Solidxperts over the past four decades reflects the same philosophy as SOLIDWORKS: constant growth, adaptation, and customer focus.

          • 1998: Solidxperts opened its main office in Montreal, introducing clients to SOLIDWORKS back then, delivered on physical CDs.

          • Today: Solidxperts delivers the full Dassault Systèmes portfolio, from SOLIDWORKS to the cloud-based 3DEXPERIENCE platform, supporting every step of the design-to-manufacturing journey.

          • Values: transparency, dedication to customer success, and a personalized approach embedded in every interaction.

          • Expansion: with offices in Quebec City (QC) and Nashua (NH), Solidxperts serves engineers and businesses across Eastern Canada and New England.

          This long-term experience positions Solidxperts as the partner of choice for companies looking to adopt AI-powered CAD and manufacturing solutions.

          The Future is Now with SOLIDWORKS AI

          Artificial Intelligence is no longer an abstract concept. Iit is already part of the tools engineers use daily in SOLIDWORKS. From automated mates to predictive design and cloud collaboration, AI is redefining the engineering experience.

          For businesses, embracing AI in SOLIDWORKS means:

          • Faster workflows

          • Fewer errors

          • More time for innovation

          • Stronger market competitiveness

          At Solidxperts, we’ve supported thousands of engineers and companies for over 25 years with SOLIDWORKS, and we are ready to help you take the next step: integrating AI into your design and manufacturing workflows.

          Contact our experts today to schedule a personalized demo and discover how AI in SOLIDWORKS can transform your business.


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            Eiger Simulation: Predicting the Performance of 3D Printed Parts

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            Eiger Simulation: Predicting the Performance of 3D Printed Parts

            Marketing Hype or True Industry Revolution?

            Since the dawn of engineering, predicting how a part behaves under load has always been a challenge for designers. Today, we have advanced simulation methods built on decades of research and development. Yet, simulating a 3D-printed part remains complex.

            Most modeling software still doesn’t account for the anisotropic properties of 3D printing, especially when it comes to continuous fiber reinforcements like those offered by Markforged.

            Additive manufacturing, with its fast iteration cycles, does allow multiple versions of a part to be printed and tested in order to converge on an acceptable solution. But this approach has its limits: some problems are long and costly to solve, both in time and in material.

            This is where Eiger comes in. Markforged’s software integrates a simulation and optimization module designed to bring the printed part’s real-world performance closer to the design goals, right from the first print.

            So, what is this software really worth? Just marketing fluff, or a genuine game changer for the industry? Let’s dig deeper.

            1. Access to Simulation

            Simulation is only available with the Advanced Digital Forge plan. Once activated, you simply import a part into Eiger, define the printing parameters, and head to the SIM tab.

            Advanced Eiger Plan Digital Forge

            Want to learn more about the Advanced Digital Forge plan, get a personalized demo, or even test your own part optimizations? Contact us, we’ll be happy to help.

            You’ll then see a 3D view of the part along with a panel for setting up the simulation conditions:

            • applied loads,

            • fixed surfaces or regions,

            • desired safety factor,

            • maximum allowable deflection.

            For this article, we used the example of a beam subjected to a bending force.

            Under flexion

            2. Defining and Running a Load Case

            Each scenario is defined by selecting the relevant surfaces (for example, sliding planes or fixed supports) and applying a given force.

            In our test, a force of 7.7 N was applied.

            The simulation runs in the cloud, which eliminates the need to dedicate local resources or a separate server. While the calculation is running, you can continue working and return once the results are ready.

            3. Simulation Results

            The module then generates a color-coded 3D rendering highlighting:

            • the safety factor (stress vs. strength),

            • the maximum deflection.

            Example:

            • With a 7.7 N load, the safety factor was 0.99 → failure expected.

            • The maximum deflection measured was 7.93 mm.

            • With a 7 N load, the safety factor rose above 1, meaning the beam could withstand the force but would fail around 7.7 N.

            4. Limits and Interpretation

            Like any simulation software, Eiger is based on an idealized model of the part, with theoretical load and constraint conditions. This means that results may vary depending on how the case is defined.

            For example, for the same beam subjected to the same load, choosing between sliding planes or fixed supports can lead to two equally realistic simulations. The overall stress zones remain similar, but the location of the maximum stress changes.

            This underlines a key rule: you can’t just take the raw results at face value, you need to analyze and interpret them carefully. The tool’s true value lies not only in calculation accuracy but also in the engineer’s ability to understand what the results mean for the design.

            Fortunately, thanks to the color visualization and customizable table, critical areas are easy to spot. In our test, three clear stress concentration zones were identified, allowing the designer to anticipate issues and reinforce the part at the design stage.

            From Theory to Practice: Eiger as an Innovation Accelerator

            Eiger is more than just a slicer for Markforged printers, it’s a design tool. It enables simulation of multiple designs, performance forecasting, and significant time savings before the first physical test.

            In our next article, we’ll look at strategies for optimizing a part after simulation and compare the virtual results with real-world testing to validate failure thresholds.

            Want to go further? Reach out to our team to explore the Advanced Digital Forge plan, schedule a demo, or benefit from a personalized analysis of your parts.


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              Making Sense of Collaborative Spaces in 3DEXPERIENCE

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              Making Sense of Collaborative Spaces in 3DEXPERIENCE

              If you’re new to the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, you’ve probably run into questions about Collaborative Spaces such as how they work, how visible they are, and who gets access. You’re not alone! At first glance, visibility settings and permissions can feel a little tricky, but once you understand the basics, managing Collaborative Spaces becomes much simpler. Let’s break it down together.

              What Exactly Is a Collaborative Space?

              Think of a Collaborative Space as a secure vault for your data. It’s not just where files live. It’s also how you control who sees what, and who can do what, with your designs.

              Every new platform starts with one by default: the Common Space. This is often used for templates or standard component libraries. Administrators can open it up or lock it down depending on the needs of the team.

              3DEXPERIENCE Collaborative Spaces - Manage Settings

              Pro tip: You’ll likely create additional spaces as your projects grow, but resist the urge to treat them like folders. Collaborative Spaces are not meant for organizing data. They’re meant for controlling access and visibility.

              For many companies, just two spaces (Common Space and Design Space) are enough. If you’re working across multiple divisions or sharing with external partners, you might need more.

              Visibility: Who Sees What?

              When creating a Collaborative Space, one of the first choices you’ll make is its visibility setting. Don’t worry, you can always adjust it later.

              Collaborative Spaces in 3DEXPERIENCE - Visibility

              Here’s the quick rundown:

              • Private – Only members you invite can access the data. Perfect for sensitive projects or limited teams.

              • Protected – Data starts private, but once it’s released or obsolete, it becomes visible beyond the team. Great for controlling design maturity while keeping transparency later on.

              • Public – Everyone, inside and outside your organization, can see the data. Best for shared standards and libraries.

              Collaborative Spaces in 3DEXPERIENCE - Table

              Important: If you switch a space to Public, everything inside it becomes public too. Combine visibility with maturity states to get the right balance of security and openness.

              Permissions: Defining Roles in a Space

              Once your Collaborative Space is ready, it’s time to decide who gets to do what. This is managed through permission levels, and each role builds on the one before it.

              Here’s the spectrum, from least to most control:

              • Public Reader – Can only view shared data. A good role for contractors or suppliers (not depicted).

              • Reader – Can view data in public spaces and any private spaces they’re invited to (not depicted).

              • Contributor – Can add objects that complement data (comments, discussions), but can’t change core files.

              • Author – Can create and modify designs, but not release them.

              • Leader – Full control of content: can change maturity states, manage templates, and guide the team.

              • Owner – Administrative power. Can manage members, set permissions, and configure the space itself.

              To check or adjust permissions, just open the 3DSpace app, select your Collaborative Space, and review the Members tab.

              Collaborative Spaces in 3DEXPERIENCE - Members tab

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              Bringing It All Together

              Collaborative Spaces are at the heart of data management in 3DEXPERIENCE. By combining the right visibility settings with clear permission roles, you can keep your projects secure, your teams aligned, and your workflows smooth.

              At Solidxperts, we know that these details can make the difference between confusion and confidence. If you’re ready to explore more, check out our other tips and tutorials or reach out to our team directly. We’re here to help you unlock the full potential of 3DEXPERIENCE.


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                Food Safe 3D Printer Filament: How Certified Materials Are Changing the Food Industry

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                Food Safe 3D Printer Filament: How Certified Materials Are Changing the Food Industry

                3D printing has already transformed industries like aerospace, automotive, and healthcare with rapid prototyping and on-demand production. But in the food and beverage industry, adoption has been much slower. Why? One key reason: the lack of certified food safe 3D printer filament.

                That’s now changing. With new compliant materials available, manufacturers can finally use additive manufacturing to create safe, durable, and customizable parts for production environments without compromising food safety standards.

                Why Food Safe 3D Printing Materials Are Critical

                For food and beverage manufacturers, the real challenge isn’t just speed. It’s staying compliant while keeping production moving. Every component used on the line, from conveyor guides to packaging tools, is subject to strict hygiene standards. A non-certified material can introduce risks like contamination, regulatory fines, or costly recalls.

                This is where food safe 3D printer filament becomes a game-changer. By using certified materials, teams can create replacement parts and custom tooling quickly without sacrificing compliance. Instead of waiting weeks for machined plastics or stainless steel components, manufacturers gain the flexibility of in-house printing while still meeting food-contact regulations. The result is less downtime, lower costs, and peace of mind that safety standards aren’t being compromised.

                Where Food Safe 3D Filament Fits in Manufacturing

                To understand how food safe 3D printer filament fits into the manufacturing process, it’s helpful to use the industry-standard “zone” concept:

                Food safe 3D printer filament isn’t just about meeting regulations. It’s about keeping operations running smoothly across the entire production workflow. The biggest opportunities show up in three critical areas:

                • Upstream operations: Custom funnels, chutes, and forming tools help direct ingredients without risk of contamination.

                • In-line equipment: Conveyor guides, pushers, and diverters can be printed in-house to reduce downtime and adapt quickly to new product runs.

                • Downstream packaging: Non-marring brackets, clamps, and supports ensure products are packaged safely while minimizing damage and waste.

                By viewing food safe filament through the lens of workflow impact, manufacturers can pinpoint where certified materials will have the greatest effect, reducing delays, cutting costs, and ensuring compliance at every stage of production.

                Another way to think about it comes from Markforged’s blog on food safe 3D printing. They highlight that it isn’t just about where the part is used, but also about how it performs under factory conditions, resisting heat, moisture, and repeated sanitation cycles. In other words, compliance is only the first step; durability and cleanability are just as important when evaluating materials for food-contact environments.

                Food safe filament is most transformative in Zones 1 and 2. In these areas, compliance with certifications like NSF/ANSI Standard 51 and FDA CFR Title 21 is often a requirement, not a recommendation.

                Buyer’s Guide: What to Look for in a Certified Food Safe Filament

                Choosing the right material isn’t just about grabbing the first “FDA approved” filament you find. There are key considerations every manufacturer should keep in mind:

                • Check the actual certification: Not all “food safe” claims are equal. Look for NSF/ANSI 51, FDA CFR Title 21, or EC 1935/2004 compliance.

                • Understand limitations: Some filaments are certified for certain food types only (for example, excluding alcohol contact).

                • Consider surface finish: Even certified materials can fail audits if the printed part has a rough surface that traps contaminants.

                • Think long-term durability: The filament should withstand repeated washdowns, high humidity, and daily wear.

                • Match material to your workflow: Does your team have post-processing capabilities like sanding or vapor smoothing? If not, pick a filament that prints with naturally smoother finishes.

                A smart buying decision combines compliance with practicality. The “best” food safe filament is one that not only meets regulations but also fits seamlessly into your team’s printing, cleaning, and production processes.

                How Manufacturers Apply Food Safe 3D Printer Filament

                With the right material, food manufacturers can confidently print parts such as:

                • Conveyor pushers, diverters, and guides

                • Funnels and chutes for packaged goods

                • Robotic end-of-arm tooling

                • Non-marring clamps, brackets, and supports

                The value lies in customization. Teams can design parts for unique product lines, adjust them on the fly, and replace them in-house without long lead times.

                Choosing and Comparing Food Safe 3D Printing Materials

                Material

                Food-Safe Certified?

                Pros

                Cons

                PLA

                Sometimes

                Easy to print, biodegradable

                Weak and heat-sensitive

                PETG

                Often (FDA grades)

                Good chemical resistance, stronger than PLA

                Needs post-processing

                Standard Nylon

                Rarely

                Strong and durable

                Usually not certified

                Nylon White FS

                Yes

                Certified, smooth, durable, industrial-grade

                Not approved for alcohol contact

                Source: Adapted from Markforged’s blog on food safe 3D printer filament 

                Among these, Nylon White FS stands out as one of the only industrial-grade certified food safe filaments suitable for factory conditions.

                Best Practices for Food-Ready 3D Printed Parts

                To make sure 3D printed parts are truly food ready, manufacturers need to go beyond just choosing a certified food safe 3D printer filament. Design plays a major role in compliance: parts should feature smooth, sloped surfaces that are easy to clean, while avoiding tight crevices where food particles can collect. Post-processing steps such as sanding or vapor smoothing further reduce surface roughness and improve cleanability. It’s also best practice to dedicate specific printers, nozzles, and build surfaces exclusively for food-contact parts to prevent cross-contamination. Finally, every part must be integrated into validated cleaning and sanitation workflows, ensuring consistent performance in demanding food and beverage environments.

                Conclusion: The Strategic Advantage of Food Safe 3D Printing

                Food and beverage manufacturers have always faced a difficult balance: strict compliance on one hand, and the need for speed and flexibility on the other. Traditional materials like stainless steel or machined plastics ensured safety, but they slowed innovation and raised costs.

                Certified food safe 3D printer filament offers a way forward. It allows teams to reduce downtime with rapid part replacement, keep costs under control by printing in-house, and adapt quickly to new product launches without compromising hygiene.

                More importantly, it shifts additive manufacturing from being a prototyping tool to becoming a trusted part of regulated production environments. This means greater agility, faster problem-solving, and the confidence that every printed part aligns with food-contact safety standards.

                In short, food safe filament is more than just a material. It’s a competitive edge for manufacturers ready to modernize their operations and lead the future of food production.

                Ready to see how certified food safe 3D printing materials could transform your production line? Start exploring your options today by contacting our experts.

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                  SOLIDWORKS and SWOOD: The ideal duo for carpentry design and wood manufacturing optimization

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                  SOLIDWORKS and SWOOD: The ideal duo for carpentry design and wood manufacturing optimization

                  SOLIDWORKS is the gold standard for 3D CAD. Yet, when used in many industries, including mechanical engineering and product design. However, as a timber design software, it has certain limitations in terms of 3D timber modelling and timber production optimisation. As a result, when it comes to wood design and manufacturing, these limitations can make the process less efficient and more error prone. Therefore, to address this challenge, this is where SWOOD, a supplement specially designed for cabinetry, carpentry, interior design, and even the current trend VanLife! comes into play. This solution brings features specific to the wood trade that perfectly complement SOLIDWORKS, facilitating the transition from design to production.

                  In this article, we’ll explore in detail why SWOOD is a strategic choice for optimizing your wood designs in SOLIDWORKS, highlighting its benefits, features, and impact on the productivity and profitability of companies in the industry.

                  SOLIDWORKS: A Powerful but Generalist Foundation

                  SOLIDWORKS is widely recognized for its flexibility in mechanical and industrial design. Key strengths include:

                  • An intuitive, parametric 3D environment facilitating the design of complex parts and assemblies

                  • Moreover, extensive integration with analysis and simulation tools (material strength, airflow, kinematics, etc.)

                  • In addition, advanced management of assemblies and drawings for production

                  • Finally, a rich ecosystem of plugins and third-party solutions to extend its capabilities according to the user’s needs

                  However, SOLIDWORKS remains a general-purpose software. In the context of wood design, several limitations are felt:

                  • Firstly, lack of native management of panels and wood-based materials (MDF, laminate, plywood, etc.)

                  • Secondly, complexity of creating specific connections (grooves, mortise and tenons, lamellos, etc.)

                  • Another limitation is the lack of bookcases suitable for hardware components commonly used in layout and millwork

                  • Finally, the need to develop macros or scripts to automate certain recurring tasks. Consequently, it is in this context that SWOOD brings considerable added value.

                  SWOOD: Ideal complement for wood design

                  SWOOD is a set of modules developed specifically for the wood sector, offering a complete solution tailored to the needs of carpenters and furniture manufacturers. Unlike other generalist software, SWOOD stands out for its dedicated approach, integrating a wood CAD plugin that automates the design and assembly of panels, hardware and specific machining. Through woodworking automation, SWOOD helps significantly reduce errors, optimize material usage, and speed up the transition from design to manufacturing, making the process smoother, more cost-effective, and designed to integrate seamlessly with SOLIDWORKS. In other words, it offers dedicated tools that simplify the design and production of wooden furniture, fixtures and structures.

                  The main modules of SWOOD

                  SWOOD Design

                  • Advanced panel management, with automated creation of cutouts and assemblies

                  • Smart libraries of hardware and standard elements (hinges, slides, fasteners, etc.)

                  • Generation of detailed bills of materials to optimize purchasing and production

                  • Automation of wood assemblies and constraints

                  SWOOD CAM

                  • Machining module for generating CNC programs adapted to machines in the woodworking sector

                  • Automatic recognition of drilling and machining

                  • Machining simulation to detect possible errors before production

                  • Support for 3, 4 and 5 axis machines

                  SWOOD Nesting

                  • Optimization of the placement of parts on the panels to limit falls and reduce costs

                  • Advanced management of formats and machining priorities

                  • Management of facades and grouping of items by blank slabs

                  SWOOD Center

                  • Product configurator for the wood industry

                  • SWOOD Center is an advanced solution for configuring tailor-made products in the world of wood and fittings. Integrated with SOLIDWORKS, this configurator optimizes process design, production, and automation.

                  Why choose SWOOD Center?

                  • Advanced customization

                  • Parametric configuration of furniture and layouts

                  • Managing product variants and options

                  • Dynamic visualization of changes

                  • Workflow automation

                  • Automatic generation of production files (drawings, bills of materials, CNC programs)

                  • Integration with SWOOD Design and SWOOD CAM

                  • Material optimization and error reduction

                  • Time saving and efficiency

                  • Reduced design time

                  • Simplifying processes for technical and business teams

                  • Improved responsiveness to customer requests

                  • An ideal solution for manufacturers and fitters

                  Thanks to SWOOD Center, wood professionals can standardize their designs while offering tailor-made solutions to their customers. This configurator is particularly suitable for carpenters, fitters, kitchen designers and furniture manufacturers who want to modernize their design and manufacturing process.

                  By integrating SWOOD Center into your workflow, you can accelerate your product time-to-market while ensuring a reliable and accurate design.

                  The Benefits of an Integrated SOLIDWORKS + SWOOD Solution

                  By combining both solutions, using SOLIDWORKS and SWOOD together provides many benefits, including:

                  • Time saving: Automation of repetitive tasks such as inserting fasteners, managing panels and exporting files for production

                  • Reduction of errors: Consideration of the specificities of the wood from the design stage, thus limiting corrections during the manufacturing phase

                  • Full shop floor compatibility: Ability to generate CNC files that can be used directly by machine tools

                  • Cost optimization: Less scrap, better management of raw materials and reduction of production times

                  • Improved collaboration: Easier integration with other departments in the company, including production and purchasing teams

                  Altogether, these advantages allow manufacturers to gain in competitiveness while guaranteeing optimal quality to their customers.

                  With SWOOD, companies can streamline their design processes, reduce human error, and maximize shop floor efficiency. As a result, manufacturers can confidently move from design to production.

                  SWOOD Testimonial: Reviews and Case Studies

                  For instance, many carpentry and layout companies have successfully adopted SWOOD. Here is a concrete example:

                  A concrete example is Groupe Beaubois which faced the challenge of improving the efficiency of its project and streamlining its operations. To achieve this, he needed to embrace technological advancements and integrate automation and robotization into his factory. However, he quickly realized that his design software played a vital role in facilitating the flow of information on his equipment. That’s when he discovered the SWOOD solution, which was specially designed for the wood industry.

                  Text: Groupe Beaubois boosts efficiency and growth thanks to SWOOD

                  Return on investment and development prospects

                  From a business perspective, investing in SWOOD represents an initial cost that is quickly amortized thanks to productivity gains. Here are a few things to consider:

                  • Learning time: Quick training is often enough to master the basics of the software

                  • Material savings: Better cutting management and reduced errors

                  • Valuation of internal skills: Designers gain autonomy and efficiency

                  In the future, the integration of SWOOD with technologies like artificial intelligence and 3D printing could further improve the performance of the industry.

                  From Design to Production Without Limits

                  In conclusion, if your processes are disconnected and your work seems to be in silos! Whether you’re switching from one solution to another to get your production up and running, the SOLIDWORKS + SWOOD combination is a powerful, comprehensive solution that’s perfect for you. It helps optimize design, improve accuracy, and increase efficiency, while reducing costs and errors. By integrating SWOOD into your workflow, you ensure better control of your production and increased competitiveness in the market.

                  Therefore, if you’d like to learn more about SWOOD and its integration with SOLIDWORKS, request a demo of SWOOD for wood design today and learn how to optimize your woodworking and layout projects! Contact us or request a demo today!


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                  Alain Provost

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                    SolidSteel DSTV Module for SOLIDWORKS

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                    SolidSteel DSTV Module for SOLIDWORKS

                    The structural steel industry is undergoing a rapid transformation, driven by software innovations that simplify the work of engineers, designers, and manufacturers. One of the key drivers of this transformation is the automation of fabrication through standardized file formats, chief among them the DSTV format (Deutscher Stahlbau-Verband), which has become a standard in the industry.

                    The DSTV module of SolidSteel, integrated within the SOLIDWORKS environment, enables the automatic generation of DSTV files directly from 3D models. This process streamlines the fabrication of steel components, improves precision, reduces human error, and shortens production timelines. Provided by Solidxperts with personalized training and support, this solution becomes a strategic asset for any company involved in designing and fabricating steel structures.

                    In this blog post, we’ll explore the added value of the SolidSteel DSTV module, its seamless integration with SOLIDWORKS and other platforms, and the training and consulting services offered by Solidxperts, your trusted partner in digital transformation.

                    1. What Is the DSTV Format and Why Is It Essential?

                    The DSTV format (.nc) was developed by the German Steel Construction Association to enable machine tools, particularly CNC machines, to directly read fabrication data for steel parts. It is a text-based file containing all machining instructions: drilling, cutting, beveling, notching, etc.

                    Why is DSTV crucial in modern steel fabrication?

                    • Standardization: It’s globally recognized and compatible with most CNC equipment.

                    • Precision: Eliminates manual conversion or transcription errors.

                    • Time Savings: Generates production-ready files directly from 3D models.

                    • Traceability: Facilitates better process management and quality control.

                    This is where SolidSteel’s DSTV module comes in, unlocking the full power of the DSTV format within the world’s most widely used 3D CAD environment, SOLIDWORKS.

                    2. Added Value of the SolidSteel DSTV Module

                    SolidSteel is a powerful parametric modeling solution for steel structures, fully embedded in SOLIDWORKS. Its DSTV module offers a seamless bridge from design to manufacturing.

                    Key benefits include:

                    a. Automated Fabrication Workflow

                    The module automatically generates (.nc) files for every profiled part, complete with cutting, drilling, and marking data. Eliminating the need for manual exports or third-party converters.

                    b. Increased Accuracy

                    By using the 3D model as the single source of truth for production data, the risk of errors is greatly minimized. Every detail is derived from the master model, ensuring perfect alignment between design and production.

                    c. Time and Cost Efficiency

                    Reducing manual tasks and interpretation errors saves valuable time per project, minimizes on-site modifications, and cuts down on costly rework.

                    d. Compatibility with Various CNC Machines

                    The DSTV files generated by SolidSteel work with nearly all CNC machines in steel fabrication, including Peddinghaus, Ficep, Voortman, Kaltenbach, and others.

                    e. Smooth Workflow Integration

                    Users can generate DSTV files without ever leaving the SOLIDWORKS interface, making it easy for designers unfamiliar with CNC programming to contribute to production seamlessly.

                    3. Integration with SolidSteel DSVT Module and Other Software

                    The SolidSteel DSTV module operates natively within SOLIDWORKS, offering a smooth experience for engineers and designers. Here’s how it integrates and connects with other tools:

                    a. SOLIDWORKS: A Robust Foundation

                    SolidSteel is fully embedded into SOLIDWORKS, leveraging its familiar interface, parametric modeling tools, and design engine. Key features include:

                    • A consistent and intuitive user interface

                    • Direct use of dimensioning and drawing tools

                    • Support for international profile standards (DIN, ASTM, etc.)

                    • Full compatibility with assemblies, configurations, and BOMs

                    b. Direct DSTV File Generation from SOLIDWORKS

                    DSTV files can be automatically created for each steel profile directly from the 3D model. Users can adjust export settings, including naming conventions, tolerances, and drilling formats.

                    c. Interoperability with Other Software

                    Although optimized for SOLIDWORKS, the exported DSTV files are universal. Companies can integrate them into ERP, MES, simulation, or external CNC programming tools. They also work with BIM platforms, supporting cross-disciplinary collaboration (concrete, electrical, MEP, etc.).

                    d. Customization and Extensions

                    The DSTV module can be enhanced with additional tools such as:

                    • ERP/MRP Integration: Sync with production planning systems

                    • PDM Compatibility: Version control and file management

                    • Structural Analysis Add-ons: Connect with tools like RSTAB or Autodesk Robot for material strength calculations

                    4. Training and Support by Solidxperts

                    Adopting such a high-performance solution requires tailored training and strategic guidance. This is where Solidxperts stands out.

                    a. Customized Training Programs

                    Solidxperts offers training that’s adapted to your industry (structural steel, industrial, infrastructure, etc.) and your team’s level of expertise in SOLIDWORKS. Training covers:

                    • Getting started with SolidSteel

                    • Using the DSTV module

                    • Setting up CNC-specific export parameters

                    • Best practices to ensure design-to-fabrication consistency

                    Training sessions are available on-site, online, or in-person.

                    b. Dedicated Technical Support

                    Solidxperts’ team includes certified trainers and experienced application engineers who provide responsive technical support and guidance on advanced features.

                    c. Webinars and Learning Resources

                    Beyond traditional training, Solidxperts regularly offers webinars, video tutorials, technical articles, and Q&A sessions to help your team stay current and deepen their expertise.

                    d. Implementation and Strategic Consulting

                    Solidxperts also helps companies integrate the DSTV module strategically into their workflow, including:

                    • Analyzing current processes

                    • Configuring software to meet specific needs

                    • Creating customized templates and part libraries

                    • Integrating with workshop CNC machines

                    What Could SolidSteel DSTV Unlock for Your Projects?

                    The SolidSteel DSTV module is far more than a CNC file generator. It’s a strategic tool that connects digital design with real-world production efficiently and accurately. Integrated into SOLIDWORKS, it empowers engineers to streamline their workflows, reduce errors, and meet modern project demands in steel construction.

                    With Solidxperts’ expertise and support, companies can quickly deploy this solution, train their teams, and digitally transform their production lines, staying competitive in a rapidly evolving market.

                    Want to learn more or schedule a live demo? Contact Solidxperts today and discover how the SolidSteel DSTV module can revolutionize the way you design and fabricate steel structures.

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