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Revision as of 13:27, 7 April 2008
Benderlink for SolidWorks software is designed to convert from SolidWorks to bender data then to connect SolidWorks workstations to SVNET-based benders.
If a measuring center arm is setup to sketch a 3D centerline of a measured tube shape, then Benderlink will help you reverse-engineer tube shapes, and assist in correcting the bender's data.
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Features
The main features of this software:
- - Read tube data from SolidWorks
- - Convert the tube data to bender data
- - Save / Recall the bender data
- - Program and calculate cut-length to remove elongation using the Bend Reduction Editor
- - Program and calculate last length to remove elongation using the Bend Reduction Editor
- - Send new nominal data to benders that support SVNET protocol.
- - With a measuring center: Make and send correction data to benders that support the SVNET protocol.
- - With a measuring center: Reverse-engineer tube shapes
- - Reverse tube feature that allows for reversing the end A for end B.
The reverse-engineering feature is performed by using 3D sketch with a measuring center - like a FARO arm. The tube centerline is sketched in 3D, then transferred to Benderlink for SolidWorks.
The correction feature is performed by measuring a tube with FARO arm, using this data to create a tube centerline in SolidWorks, then allow Benderlink to compare this inspected data with the MASTER data.
Software Updates
| Screen Shot | Date Released | Link to Page | New Features |
| April 4, 2009 | Benderlink for SolidWorks 1.9 | Support for TAURING CNC output |
 | March 24, 2009 | Benderlink for SolidWorks 1.8 | <td</td>
