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Pipe processing software comes in three versions
- April 1, 2015
- Product Release
- Tube and Pipe Fabrication
transfluid® Maschinenbau GmbH has developed “t project” software for use in pipe processing applications. Based on the Windows® operating system, it has a user-friendly structure and offers intuitive possible uses without intensive training, the company reports. Three versions of the software are available as single workplace or network versions.
The Basic version converts isometrics into bending data that the pipe bending machine can use directly. Correction values and overbending values are calculated automatically. The software calculates the sawing length in accordance with isometrics and material-specific data. Iges and PCF interfaces connect to CAD, measurement machines, and Office programs.
The Professional version offers the same configuration as the Basic version, but it also performs collision tests to determine whether the pipe will collide with the machine or the machine environment. In the event of collision, the software will propose solutions so that the workpiece may be able to be bent with slight modifications.
The mobile tablet version, t project Draft, allows manual entering of pipe data if it is not coming from CAD. Pipes can be measured and entered isometrically. The data is sent to the production department by e-mail, where production can start right away while further pipe isometrics are collected at the construction site.
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