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CGTech (Irvine, Calif., U.S.), developer of Vericut, a software program used for simulating CNC machining, announces a new partnership with 3DCAD Design, Analysis and Engineering (3DCadMex, Irapuato, Mexico). This partnership aims to extend the simulation, validation and enhancement capabilities of Vericut to a wider range of organizations in Mexico.

Since 1988, Vericut has been used to detect machining errors, potential collisions or areas of inefficiency. The software enables NC programmers to reduce prove-outs, virtually eliminate errors and optimize NC programs for faster, more efficient machining. Vericut operates independently, but can also be integrated with leading CAM systems. It is 100% developed in-house by software engineers and leaders experienced in manufacturing and the CAD/CAM space.

For more than 15 years, 3DCAD has provided comprehensive Industry 4.0 solutions including 3D design, manufacturing, finite element simulation, plastic injection simulation, production simulation and machining to its clients in a wide variety of industries. According to Salvador Lopez, CEO, 3DCAD, Vericut is a fundamental part of the machining area for any industry and helps 3DCAD provide its customers with a complete process, saving time and money.

“CGTech is excited to welcome 3DCAD to our reseller network,” Jim Huddy, sales director of americas, CGTech, says. “We take pride in offering our customers top-notch products alongside exceptional support and service. We are confident that 3DCAD will assist us in broadening our reach, enabling us to provide our products and expertise to even more manufacturers throughout Mexico. We eagerly anticipate the advantages this partnership will bring to the local markets.”