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Using traditional PolyJet support removal methods can bring your company long wait times, warped or inconsistently finished parts and broadscale efficiency limitations. This could mean your bottom line and productivity are likely suffering, but it doesn't have to stay this way.

SOLIDWORKS CAD is a powerful tool by itself, but for many engineers and designers, their responsibilities expand past what only CAD can do. This could be reusing a design for another purpose but don't have time to remodel everything or run a quick analysis to ensure the design is stable. It would be great if SOLIDWORKS could do it all. Well...it can! 

If you could prevent failure points on your design before it gets created, would you? Of course, you would! One way you can do this is with SimulationXpress Tools, which is included with every seat of SOLIDWORKS. 

Since March, many companies have been working from home and many classrooms have been teaching remotely. This could mean your 3D printer is sitting idle collecting dust or taken out of your budget. This doesn't have to be the case because your machine is well equipped for working in a remote environment! 

As your business continues to push forward and your company grows, you may find yourself with an abundance of legacy data on your hands. How do you work with this older or obsolete data? We have a roadmap for you!

SOLIDWORKS Electrical Content Portal (ECP) is full of ready to use information such as manufacture parts and electrical symbols. However, you may find yourself needing a part or symbol that isn't available on the ECP. Luckily, SOLIDWORKS Electrical allows you to manually create them!

Saving a fraction of a second doesn't seem like a lot, but if it's a fraction of a second per click in SOLIDWORKS, it can really add up since there are a lot of steps to create a project. How can you start earning back this time? Customization!

As we have learned over and over again, SOLIDWORKS has multiple ways to help you achieve your goals. For example, there are two powerful tools you can use to animate your assemblies, but the right choice for you is based on what you want to do with it.  

SOLIDWORKS is prepared to handle any design your mind can think up and has the resources so you can do it in just about any material. Sheet metal is no exception!  

We continue to see additive manufacturing gain popularity as more of the world's leading companies adopt the technology. This has piqued the curiosity of other businesses, and people find themselves asking why are they investing in it. The answer is more simple than you think.

The 3DEXPERIENCE platform opens your company up to a myriad of new solutions and features to help make your life easier and assist you in designing faster.

When asked why someone signed up for a training class, the most popular answer is always, "I want to use SOLIDWORKS more efficiently." And your wish is our command.