Press review
Here, the press reports about us. Reports, interviews and many news about our software.
2022-12-19
Digital twin technology avoids collisions
Tebis has added more features to this well-proven approach in Version 4.1 of its manufacturing software. The option for machine head collision checking is now also fully integrated in the Tebis virtual machine model, along with new functions for 5-axis simultaneous avoidance milling.
2022-10-06
Tebis case study - AFS Entwicklungs and Vertriebs GmbH
Whether it’s laminated, printed, metalised or coated: Packaging is a highly complex composite of different materials. For over 30 years, AFS has been producing plasma, corona and perforation systems for handling these packaging materials. The requirements are demanding, and robust systems must be used. AFS has become a market leader thanks to its quality and reliability.
2022-10-06
Mould and prototype specialist explains why Tebis is his 'go to' CAD/CAM software
SCHRÖTER Modell- und Formenbau GmbH in Oberpframmern near Munich, Germany, is a company specialising in the production of highly complex moulds and prototypes in a wide range of materials for demanding industries such as aerospace, satellite navigation and motorsport.
2022-04-27
Taking optimised manufacturing to the next level
The third release of Tebis 4.1 now comes with even more new developments which include: shorter programming times with improved NCJob technology, complete collision control accounting for material removal and automatic detection of 2D areas.
2021-10-14
Tebis to present CAD/CAM software version 4.1 at EMO 2021
Tebis, a specialist provider of CAD/CAM and MES solutions for mechanical component, model, pattern, die and mould manufacturers, will be presenting the latest version of its CAD/CAM system (4.1) in Hall 7, Stand F40/G47 at EMO 2021.
2021-07-29
Integrated digital twins technology for collision avoidance with Tebis CADCAM version 4.1
Tebis has added more features to this well-proven approach in Version 4.1: The option for machine head collision checking is now also fully integrated in the Tebis virtual machine model, along with new functions for 5-axis simultaneous avoidance milling.