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Toolmaking software supports
Clipped to the Drawing Board by John Chadwick
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Pro/Toolmaker enables companies to reduce scrap costs, increase product quality, decrease production time, and deliver products to market faster

PTC has released Pro/Toolmaker 8.1. Since its acquisition of NC Graphics in May 2007, PTC has focused on delivering a complete solution for optimised tool making and high-speed, precision machining processes. Pro/Toolmaker is a stand-alone software application that provides multi-CAD support to enable fully associative, reliable NC toolpath programming for Pro/Engineer and other CAD systems.
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