Sheet Metal Production: Features and Workbenches
This content discusses different workbenches for sheet metal production, including older software used in CATIA, rapid sheet metal design, aerospace sheet metal design for complex contours, and more. It also explores the features of a workbench combining Sheet Metal Design and Production, along with the methodology of using Generative Sheet Metal Workbench for modeling flat sheets into shapes.
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Four Different Work Benches Sheet Metal Production Older Sheet Metal software kept in CATIA for company's that have old designs Sheet Metal Design Used for rapid sheet metal design Generative Sheet Metal-Recommended Use Newer version of Sheet Metal Design and Sheet Metal Production Aerospace Sheet Metal Design-Special Use Options to create hydro-formed and brake-formed parts Used for more complex contours
Features of this workbench Combines features of Sheet Metal Design Sheet Metal Production
Use Generative Sheet Metal Workbench Modeling Methodology Flat sheet cut into shape on plasma table Formed into boat Seams/Corners riveted
