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12/06/2009
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Delcam, developer of PartMaker SwissCAM software, and TAJMAC-ZPS, builder of Manurhin Swiss-type lathes, have entered into a strategic partnership.
 The partnership seeks to enhance the productivity and ease of programming for the latest Manurhin KMX line of CNC Swiss-type lathes.
It represents a move by Czech Republic-based TAJMAC-ZPS to encourage off-line programming of its machines to increase productivity.
Under the terms of the partnership, applications engineers at TAJMAC-ZPS will undergo training on PartMaker SwissCAM for use on their applications requirements and co-operate with Delcam to factory test and approve post-processors in support of programming for the expanding line of Manurhin CNC machine models.
“PartMaker will simplify the set-up and programming of Swiss-type equipment thus increasing the confidence of customers choosing our Manurhin machines,” emphasized Tomas Dederle, sales manager for Manurhin products at TAJMAC-ZPS. “We also want existing Delcam customers to feel confident in SwissCAM’s ability to support Manhurin machine tools to enhance their productivity, as well as older machines they may currently operate. The added capability of being able to work from imported customer data formats further adds to ease of use, reducing programming and set-up times.”
“Working together with TAJMAC-ZPS to develop and fully test the compatibility of our solutions provides added value to our mutual customers,” elaborated Hanan Fishman, president of Delcam’s PartMaker Division. “We are committed to working closely with machine tool builders to ensure that we stay ahead of the latest requirements of Swiss machining.”
* TAJMAC-ZPS (a member of TAJMAC-MTM group) is a fully integrated and developed multinational company with a long tradition in the manufacture and development of machine-tool technology. The company played a significant historic role in the early development of Central and Eastern Europe’s precision machine tool industry, and, with a more-than-100-year history, has evolved into a key player in the international market offering a wide range of machine tools.
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Andrew Allcock
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