Industry insiders and specialists know what counts. Find out for yourself how experts approach current topics in die and mold manufacturing, what Tebis has been developing and how CAD/CAM processes can be improved overall.
Management interview
How the company is transitioning from a software manufacturer to a process provider and setting its course for future growth.
An interview with Bernhard Rindfleisch and Dr. Thomas Wrede.
With its template technology in Version 4.1, Tebis is launching the first CAD/CAM software that also excels in automating clamping. Head of Development Dr. Wolfgang Schinke discusses the future.
Optimized for manufacturing: Completely taken apart, outdated parts discarded, proven features retained, many improvements, new features added: Peter Obermaier, who’s primarily responsible for the overall coordination of Version 4.1, talks about the background and objectives.
Parametric design, associative technology, surface versus solid technology: Dr. Stephan Franz, head of the development team for design technologies, explains what this means in detail and what it means for Tebis.
Step-by-step to the perfect NC program: What Dr. Wolfgang Schinke, Head of Development for CAM technologies, has to say about the clear and simple user guidance in 4.1 is interesting not just for Tebis users but also for everyone who’s searching for logical and user-friendly software.
More productivity with automated manufacturing processes: Tebis 4.1 provides the foundations for the comprehensive automation of manufacturing processes. This includes virtual process libraries that have been expanded to include the clamping device library, intelligent collision-avoidance strategies, process-integrated measurement and ProLeiS MES.
We spoke with Hisashi Yamaguchi, General Manager of Japanese trading company Marubeni Information Systems Co, Ltd. (MSYS), about the new Gallea series from tool manufacturer MOLDINO. The discussion did not stop at the advantages of circle-segment cutters and multi-sided machining.
This is a principle that Tebis has followed for more than a decade, and Reiner Schmid, Tebis AG’s head of Product Management, still views it as a unique approach. In an interview with Christopher Detke from NCFertigung, he explains what makes a good CAM system, where the challenges lie and what machines he currently regards as the most complex.
"We take manufacturing companies burdened by intensive manual processes and prepare them for the future," says Jens Lüdtke. The head of Tebis Consulting talks about strategies and processes for the future of die manufacturing.
As part of the annual Open House, Tebis hosted a Round Table. He discussed the shortage of qualified personnel with industry experts. What requirements will tomorrow's managers have? How do you find and promote young talent? A protocol.
Together with project partners, Tebis determined that the greatest expenditure in rib and slot machining. The concept that precisely synchronizes CAD and CAM functionalities is based on this experience. Helmut Vergin, Product Manager at Tebis, gets to the bottom of the matter.
Reiner Schmid is the Product Manager at Tebis AG for mechanical engineering with emphasis on virtual machines and turning. During the interview, he took a stand on turning processes with Tebis.
Tebis offers a process solution for die manufacturing that can benefit companies of all sizes. The results from a joint project in the FMF – WWF group in Hardthausen-Gochsen near Heilbronn speak for themselves: Tebis solutions reduced tryout time by up to 25 percent, and programming time was shortened by roughly 15 percent.
