List of CGTech Vericut Customers
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Companies using CGTech Vericut for Nesting include: Ultra Machining Company (UMC), a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 287 employees and revenues of $30.0 million, iMFLUX, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 150 employees and revenues of $12.0 million, Phoenix Manufacturing, a United States based Manufacturing organisation with 100 employees and revenues of $10.0 million and many others.
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iMFLUX | Manufacturing | 150 | $12M | United States | CGTech | CGTech Vericut | Nesting | 2018 | n/a | In 2018, iMFLUX implemented CGTech Vericut for Nesting to standardize CNC program verification and nesting validation across its manufacturing operations. The deployment focused on embedding CGTech Vericut into shop floor toolpath validation and pre-production nesting workflows used by CNC programmers and machinists. The implementation emphasized VERICUT's Force module as the primary configured capability, instrumented to simulate cutting forces and material removal during nested runs and to validate toolpath integrity prior to machining. Complementary Nesting capabilities were applied for sheet layout and pattern placement, while simulation-driven collision checking and material engagement analysis were used to reduce unexpected tool engagement and protect workholding and fixtures. Operational scope included CNC programming, machine operators, and production supervision, with process changes enforcing simulation sign-off and incorporating verification artifacts into build packets and operator instructions. Reported outcomes from the VERICUT Force module included at least 17% savings on basic part geometries and 45% on complex geometries, significant improvements in tool life with little to no chipping or edge wear, and increased machinist and operator confidence. | |
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Phoenix Manufacturing | Manufacturing | 100 | $10M | United States | CGTech | CGTech Vericut | Nesting | 2011 | n/a | In 2011 Phoenix Manufacturing implemented CGTech Vericut in the Nesting category to simulate CNC machining and verify post processed G code as part of an effort to reduce machine crashes and long assembly times associated with increasingly complex equipment. The deployment focused on using CGTech Vericut to provide real time visualization of machine behavior, enabling the programming and quality teams to validate toolpaths before releasing jobs to the shop floor. CGTech Vericut was configured to simulate complete machining context, including the machine tool, cutting tools, tool holders and the workpiece, and to run post processed G code through its verification engine. Functional capabilities implemented included collision detection, workpiece measurement comparison to CAD, and identification of machine interference and cutting anomalies, all used as part of pre production review and toolpath optimization workflows. The implementation included machine modeling and workholding configuration efforts, with CGTech assisting to model specific machine tools, workholding systems and toolholder assemblies to ensure simulation fidelity. Phoenix Manufacturing imported vendor tool and holder models from cloud libraries in STL format and converted internal CAD drawings into formats recognizable by Vericut, and then applied the Vericut simulations to existing five axis and multi spindle turn mill centers including new DMG MORI equipment purchased during the program. Rollout and governance emphasized skills transfer and process changes, starting with an initial one week Vericut training for the programming lead and subsequent classes for additional programmers, plus participation in Vericut User Exchange events and refresher training. Operational practice was formalized around a pre machining review step where reviewers visualize and validate toolpaths in CGTech Vericut, which the company reports has eliminated collisions, improved product quality and shop efficiency, and supported reductions in cycle times when process optimizations are identified. | |
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Ultra Machining Company (UMC) | Manufacturing | 287 | $30M | United States | CGTech | CGTech Vericut | Nesting | 2018 | n/a | In 2018, Ultra Machining Company implemented CGTech Vericut in the Nesting category to support NC programming and toolpath validation at its Monticello, Minnesota aerospace and medical job shop. The deployment was led by programmers Don Lahr and Mike Triplett, who coordinated configuration and operational rollout within the programming function. The implementation incorporated VERICUT's OptiPath knowledge-based machining module as a primary capability inside CGTech Vericut, embedding machining rules and knowledge-driven toolpath generation into the NC programming workflow. UMC installed a software update that included a customization they requested from CGTech, reflecting configuration-level adjustments to OptiPath templates and toolpath parameters rather than out-of-the-box settings. Operational scope focused on programming and downstream CNC setup and verification activities common to Nesting applications, aligning toolpath optimization and simulation with shop floor preparation. Governance and change control were handled through direct requests to the CGTech developer and staged update installations executed by programming staff, preserving internal ownership of template and rule changes. |
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