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CAM for Fabrication Equipment:

cncZEUS

CNC control software running on commodity hardware targeted primarily for hobbyist use.

http://www.cnczeus.com/

CUTDATA

Machining database of feed and speed recommendations for specific material hardness ranges or heat treatment conditions, with a web-based demo.

http://www.cutdata.com/

EXAPT

Offers software for the generation of NC control data for all common machining processes, as well as nesting, NC data administration, postprocessing, and editing.

http://www.exapt.de/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

HORUS Computer GmbH

WINCUT PRO is a 3D design and manufacturing software package for the cut glass industry, with interfaces to many commercially available machines.

http://www.horuscomputer.com/

Metalsoft Inc.

Offers the FabriTRAK production control and job tracking software, the FabriVision flat part inspection scanner, and the FabriWIN CAD/CAM software.

http://metalsoft.com/

Microcomputer Technology Consultants Ltd.

MTC develops and markets software for 2-axis shape cutting equipment. Applications include plasma, fuel-gas, laser, waterjet, and router cutting.

http://www.mtc-limited.com/

P.E.P. Technology

CAD/CAM software written for lasers, flame, wire EDM, and water jet.

http://www.peptechnology.com

Radan Computational Ltd.

Produces a program for sheet metal manufacturing, including punching, nibbling, plasma/laser cutting, and nesting.

http://www.radan.com/

Router Solutions, Inc.

Translator interface tools for CAE/CAD/CAM by Router Solutions, provider of products for CAE/CAD/CAM data integration and translation.

http://www.rsi-inc.com

Schneider-Electric - Numroto

Software package for the production and resharpening of tools, with simulation capabilities.

http://www.numroto.com/

Shop Data Systems

CAD/CAM software for plasma, laser, waterjet, oxyfuel, punch plasma combo machines with extremely efficient automatic shape nesting software. HVAC and industrial fittings, DXF, DSTV importing, direct downloading from structural modeling programs.

http://www.shopdata.com/

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