Seco Component Guidance allows customers to upload 3D part models and receive instant tool recommendations tailored to their specific needs. A web-based application, this new tool performs complex calculations in the cloud, ensuring quick access and results without requiring a powerful PC.<\/p>\n
Optimal recommendations delivered instantly<\/p>\n
Seco Component Guidance uses advanced feature detection technology to analyze user-uploaded 3D part models. The application automatically identifies pockets, holes, edges and other part features, then provides tooling recommendations catered to the part\u2019s specific design.<\/p>\n
“Component Guidance is a powerful tool that takes full advantage of the latest in technology,” said Seco Product Manager Erik Ekqvist. “The software can significantly streamline the procurement process. It will also prove a valuable tool in ensuring estimate accuracy, as manufacturers bidding on a new part can very quickly determine the associated tooling needs and costs.<\/p>\n
Prioritizing cost efficiency<\/p>\n
When determining tooling recommendations, Seco Component Guidance automatically identifies opportunities to produce multiple features with the same tool. Plus, the system takes a user\u2019s purchasing history into account, allowing it to minimize costs by giving precedence to tools that are already on hand<\/p>\n
With its origins in Fagersta, Sweden and present in more than 75 countries, Seco is a leading global provider <\/i>of metal cutting solutions for indexable milling, solid milling, turning, holemaking, threading and tooling systems. For nearly 100 years, Seco has driven excellence throughout the entire manufacturing journey, ensuring high-precision machining and high-quality output.<\/i><\/p>\n
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