SOLIDWORKS CAM Design & Manufacturing Software
Connect design and manufacturing into one system with SOLIDWORKS CAM powered by CAMWorks.
What is SOLIDWORKS CAM?
CAM can help you identify the most efficient toolpaths and has built-in toolpath clipping to prevent costly collisions with fixtures and vises. It supports High-Speed Manufacturing, configurations, turning, and 3+2 programming to control four and five-axis machines.
SOLIDWORKS CAM also supports Model Based Definition (MBD), importing of design fixtures and manufacturing components, calculates fit tolerances, and imports several neutral file formats.
SOLIDWORKS CAM Datasheet
Tools in CAM
Automatic Feature Recognition System
NC Editor
Parametric Programming
Machining With Tolerances
Smart Machine Learning System
What Is the Best CAM Package for You?
SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard
SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional
SOLIDWORKS CAM Machinist Standard
SOLIDWORKS CAM Machinist Professional
Package Comparison Matrix
SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard
SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional
SOLIDWORKS CAM Machinist Standard
SOLIDWORKS CAM Machinist Professional
With SOLIDWORKS CAM, rules-based machining enhances the programming process while taking advantage of component tolerances. Rather than machining every feature of a part, rules-based machining lets you focus on the critical parts.
To automatically develop machine programs, tolerances for cutting tool designs are automatically adjusted by tolerances.
KBM provides a way to create repeatable machining processes based on company standards by automatically identifying features and defining the best machining strategies and tools.
SOLIDWORKS CAD automatically updates, applies, and reflects changes made to a design in SOLIDWORKS CAM.
CAD features can automatically identify specific types of geometry, such as holes, pockets, bosses, and turns. This allows prismatic parts to be identified at a feature level, making them easier to machine.
Ensure all aspects of a part are accounted for ahead of time by automating machine time calculations and comparing them with traditional methods.
SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional can do three-axis milling with the cutting tool tilted using the five-axis machine’s two rotational axes.
SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional with VoluMill technology can help shorten cycle time while extending machine and tool life. In addition to 2.5 axis milling, SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard and Professional also includes Area Clear Roughing, Flat Area, and Z-Level Finishing.
SOLIDWORKS CAM Professional can turn faces, grooves, bores, cut off, thread inside and outside diameters, and drill and tap on center.
Programming in the digital age typically involves modeling and importing parts. This allows users to communicate with designers, read MBD data, and make necessary manufacturing adjustments.
Assemblies can be used to check component fits and tolerances and to explain manufacturing requirements to manufacturers. Imported clamps and vises can be used in assemblies to ensure correct production and provide clearance for finished products.
The Best Technical Support in the Industry
We at TPM have extensive knowledge of SOLIDWORKS and can assist you in achieving success using the software. You can count on our industry-leading team for assistance with any task you may need.
Quick Response Customer Service
Providing you with quick and accurate customer service is a priority of TPM’s Customer Experience team. We are here to help you no matter your business goals, whether it’s a question about your subscription or services.
SOLIDWORKS Training
TPM offers SOLIDWORKS training online and in person, taught by certified SOLIDWORKS instructors. TPM provides SOLIDWORKS certification preparation materials and a Course Completion Certificate to each student upon completion.
- Open enrollment courses or specialized courses
- Instructors who are certified in SOLIDWORKS
- Smaller and more focused classes