645 SolidWorks Testimonials

“Transferring to SolidWorks was the only logical consequence to ensure that we give our students the best job prospects.”

“The more time we save, the better. SolidWorks software has proven to be a good tool for helping us do that.”

“Designing six products over five years, bringing them to life, selling hundreds of products, winning international awards, and participating in trade fairs was challenging. SOLIDWORKS was indeed one of our most essential tools. We combine the highest performance machines with aesthetic design and confidently continue on our road to becoming a global brand.”

“We have used SOLIDWORKS exclusively to develop the UNO. From using structural and dynamic stress simulation tools to analyze the suspension to looking at the mass properties, center of gravity, and design aesthetics to improve the design, SOLIDWORKS has enabled us to continue to develop a true innovation in wheeled vehicle design.”

“It’s a Lot Easier and Faster to Design Parts Within an Assembly With Solidworks Software.”

“I can solve a nonlinear simulation problem that used to take a week in a few hours. With that kind of speed, I can quickly optimize and deliver a design that will perform. Then, when we need to machine prototypes or final parts, our machinists save additional time. They can go backwards in the SolidWorks feature tree—to understand the jigs and fixtures required—without losing associativity and while maintaining revision control."

“In addition to creating parts and assemblies, we also design and install our own piping. Moving to SolidWorks Premium has made us more efficient. We can do all facets of our development on a single 3D platform, while combining the piping systems we develop via SolidWorks Routing software with our assembly models.”

"We can pre-route the wires digitally [in SOLIDWORKS] and go around any sharps or dangerous components. It really helps us plan our production and our material use for each vehicle."

"In addition to a fairly drastic difference in modeling power, SolidWorks CAD software included draft and mold analysis tools and surfacing capabilities that are better suited to mold development."

“Life got a whole lot easier when we moved to SolidWorks Professional."

“With SolidWorks software, I only have to draw the part once, and can use design tables to create other configurations automatically.”

“I was trained by xLM Solutions; I then trained the CAD group, purchasing, and the work center leaders, and the work center leaders trained their personnel. The training was a breeze—no training session took longer than an hour, with most lasting only 30 minutes. Everyone found it very easy to use because of the Explorer-like interface.”

“Using SOLIDWORKS Simulation tools, we can help our customers reduce weight by removing material where it isn’t needed, then send the customer the simulation report. This helps us get a design right on the first prototype, in most cases.”

“With the SOLIDWORKS API, we were able to give EPDM data cards their own workflows for releasing designs to manufacturing— all linked through references. We put the manufacturing due dates, type of process, routing, and even paint color in EPDM. When Engineering releases a design to Manufacturing, the system automatically and instantaneously creates the eDrawings, purchase orders, and work orders that drive production and assembly.”

“Using technology to improve the bottom line is a driving principle of Automatic Handling, as is empowering our machinists and fabricators to become part of the development process. Whether it involves leveraging the SOLIDWORKS API to support a completely digital approach to production, or using webcams, microphones, and speakers to facilitate communication between development and production personnel via videoconferencing, our goal is to find ways to work smarter and more efficiently. Our decision to standardize on SOLIDWORKS is helping us achieve that objective.”