Tebis (UK) Ltd

For over 35 years, Tebis has provided CAD/CAM/MES software and associated services for mechanical component, model, pattern, die and mould manufacture, serving aerospace, automotive, motorsport, oil & gas industries etc.

Tebis CAD/CAM/MES software offers world leading advanced technologies for intelligent manufacturing, process optimisation and standardisation, automation and shop floor equipment and resources monitoring, production planning and control.

Tebis’ unique knowledge-based machining technology supports database libraries of machine tools, clamping devises, cutting tools with machining parameters, machining features, advanced CNC toolpath templates and machining process templates. This allows customers’ best machining practices to be built into Tebis database and shared among CAM engineers, which reduces the work pressure on CAM engineers whilst ensuring the best results.

The Tebis unique automation combined with Tebis Virtual Machine technology supports machining setup and planning, collision-free CNC toolpath calculation, simulation and verification. This is especially beneficial to customers for 2.5D to 5-axis milling, trimming, laser cutting, mill-turn as well as robotic machining.

Tebis is renowned for generating highly efficient and reliable toolpaths while ensuring very high product quality. Our customers include Aston Martin, JLR, Whiston Industries, Petford Tools, Interform, APH3G, Airbus, UTC Aerospace Systems, Liebherr, Porsche, Audi, Daimler, BMW, VW, Tesla, Ford, Opel, Chrysler, General Motors, Seat, Volvo, Saab, Honda, Nissan, Toyota and Hyundai, etc

The next episode of all-axis podcasts is available here, click on the image at the left

Tebis USA have published the next episode for All-Axis podcasts https://lnkd.in/eNe3XQnM

Podcast description:

In this episode, we take a look inside the Tebis AG Open House 2022.

In June, Tebis AG hosted an Open House for suppliers, customers and industry colleagues. The key themes around presentations and exhibits focused on automation, digitalisation and the skilled labour shortage.