MSC Simufact Welding

Simufact Welding is a software for simulating and analyzing welding operations. Today, welding, as one of the sensitive stages in manufacturing industries, requires compliance with relevant quality standards and principles. Given the importance of this issue, software companies have taken steps to utilize the potential of computer systems to assist welding processes. Simufact Welding is one of the successful software in this field. By simulating and analyzing welding processes, this software graphically and accurately displays the welding status before and after various operations.

Using this software, engineers are able to identify and solve welding operation problems, such as residual gaps, distortions and other issues, before the actual operation is performed. This will result in significant financial and time savings and prevent damage caused by incorrect welding operations ahead of time. This program, along with Simufact.forming, allows you to perform a variety of welding processes. This software has many capabilities that you can use to quickly identify problems in welding operations, optimize different processes and finally evaluate and compare different welding models.

Features and characteristics of Simufact Welding software:

•  Simulation of welding operations taking into account related processes
• Graphically display welding problems, including residual gaps, distortion, etc.
• Ability to display a cross-sectional view of the part and display the welding status from different angles
• Generate and display diagrams to compare different types of welding conditions
• Ability to change measurement units in the program settings section
• Simple and powerful graphical environment
• Save change history and be able to return to previous steps
• Ability to evaluate and analyze welding conditions and provide detailed reports
• Ability to simulate various types of welding: Arc Welding, MIG, MAG, Laser Welding, EBW
• Possibility of communication with software for robotic control of welding operations
• Possibility of controlling welding processes
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