~Press molding simulation software for all tool designers~
Intuitive Press Forming Simulation "Stampack Xpress" ~ Press forming simulation software for all tool designers ~ Stampack Xpress has been developed as an intuitive and practical next-generation sheet forming simulation for all tool designers. With easy and clear user guidance, it can be used even with minimal prior knowledge of finite element methods or materials science, making it a highly cost-effective software for all design departments and engineering companies.
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**Features** ● High-speed analysis - Automatic mesh refinement ● Easy operation - Workflow consists of simple 5 steps - Pad tool / Ejector tool - Normal direction automation ● Robust - Automatic positioning / Automatic closure - Smart contact algorithm **Other Functionality Overview** ● New 3D fracture criterion (TFD) ● Support for Y-U model (moving hardening rule) ● Trim line optimization analysis ● Multi-CPU acceleration …etc.
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[Achievements] ● Various manufacturing companies
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Applied Design Co., Ltd. (abbreviated as ADA) is an engineering software company that utilizes "Advanced Technology" and a "Global Network" to aim for the "popularization of simulation" and the "automation of design and production technology." Specifically, we engage in the import, sales, and support of CAE (Computer Aided Engineering) software, particularly focusing on practical analysis consulting services related to FEM (Finite Element Method) utilization technology, as well as the development of our own advanced analysis simulation software.
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