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ADVANCED MANUFACTURING

One provider. Standardize with Autodesk.

Relying on multiple software vendors makes your shop less flexible. Inconsistent interfaces, procedures, and data make it harder to operate efficiently, track workflow, and control costs. With one provider that can do it all, you can simplify daily work and adapt to change more easily.

Why standardizing makes sense

Advanced manufacturing thrives when shops can share workloads easily, automate frequent process steps, and simplify management of complex processes.

The power of one

Standardization helps address your most urgent needs as shops transition to agile operations that can adapt to industry and market changes more easily.

  • Address Skills Gap

    Capture and share best practices across your manufacturing teams. 

  • Process Efficiency

    Replace stand-alone processes that result in fragmented workflows. 

  • Automation

    Use fully integrated systems to eliminate redundancy.

  • Simplification

    Streamline training, support, and management.

Design and manufacturing workflows in action

See examples of how standardizing on Autodesk advanced manufacturing software leads to gains in efficiency, innovation, and automation.

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    Production Machining

    Use automation to simplify part programming, drive consistency, and allow easier implementation of complex machining processes.

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    Generative Design

    Explore unlimited design iterations using goals and parameters such as materials, loads, manufacturing methods, and cost constraints.

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    Mold Production

    Discover plastic part quality issues and molding defects during the design stage before tooling goes into production, thereby saving costs.

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    Electrode Manufacture

    Use automated wizards, pre-defined machining strategies, movement simulation, and easy data sharing to maximize the efficiency electrodes.

Quest Industries, Inc.

Standardizing to increase capacity

Quest Industries uses Autodesk Moldflow, PowerMill, and PowerShape in the design and manufacture of high-quality injection molds. By standardizing on Autodesk software, Quest was able to fully automate their EDM department and increase capacity by 50%.

Additional customer stories

Paragon D&E

This large mold and die shop invested in PowerMill to replace 5 different CAM systems, to improve part quality, and reduce turnaround times by 50%.

Formaplex

This leading UK manufacturer of high-quality molds and tools reduced machining time with PowerShape and PowerMill to provide seamless CAD-CAM.

Try advanced manufacturing products - free for 30 days

Experience the advantages of standardization with 30-day free trials of our advanced manufacturing software.

PowerMill

CAM software for high-speed and 5-axis machining

Fusion 360

Cloud-based 3D CAD/CAM/CAE software for product design

Netfabb

Additive manufacturing and design software

FeatureCAM

CAM automation for CNC programming

Moldflow

Plastic injection and compression mold simulation

PowerInspect

Inspect complex, free-form surfaces across a range of hardware devices

PowerShape

Modeling software to prepare molds, dies, and other complex parts for manufacture

Let's talk

Choosing a single software provider for advanced manufacturing is a big decision that can deliver huge benefits. Autodesk has all of the tools you need, and we have a team of advanced manufacturing specialists ready to learn about your business and see how we can help.

Call 1-855-612-9998 (toll-free in US).

Call us Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm or fill in the form and one of our experts will contact you.