List of DieDesign FEM Customers
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Since 2010, our global team of researchers has been studying DieDesign FEM customers around the world, aggregating massive amounts of data points that form the basis of our forecast assumptions and perhaps the rise and fall of certain vendors and their products on a quarterly basis.
Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased DieDesign FEM for Process Simulation from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using DieDesign FEM for Process Simulation include: Fontana Pietro, a Italy based Manufacturing organisation with 899 employees and revenues of $246.0 million, Saxonia-Franke, a Germany based Manufacturing organisation with 90 employees and revenues of $9.0 million and many others.
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Fontana Pietro | Manufacturing | 899 | $246M | Italy | Accurate Die Design Software | DieDesign FEM | Process Simulation | 2010 | n/a |
In 2010, Fontana Pietro implemented DieDesign FEM for Process Simulation to support sheet metal forming engineering. DieDesign FEM was deployed within the Engineering Department in Calolziocorte and adopted by Die Process Engineers and the BiW Project Team Leader to formalize feasibility stamping and process planning workflows across the Fontana Group.
DieDesign FEM was configured to deliver core Process Simulation capabilities including forming simulation, die process verification, blank development and nesting support, springback and trim analysis, virtual tryout, and sequential process planning. The implementation focused on simulation-led die validation and process parameterization to inform stamping feasibility and production-ready process plans used by engineering teams.
The DieDesign FEM environment was used alongside other simulation tools in the engineering toolchain such as AutoForm, PamStamp and SIGMA, and it operated within a CAD-centric workflow that included CATIA V5, TEBIS and UG for geometry and tool model exchange. Workflows emphasized model import export between CAD and simulation, iterative die adjustment cycles, and handoff of validated process plans to stamping operations across the group.
Governance and operational scope centered on the central Engineering Department and extended support to Fontana Group plants in Italy, Turkey and Romania, aligning simulation outputs with customer-facing feasibility reviews. DieDesign FEM-supported projects were part of the engineering work that produced body in white and closure parts for OEM programs including Ferrari, McLaren, Jaguar and mass production programs for BMW and Volkswagen.
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Saxonia-Franke | Manufacturing | 90 | $9M | Germany | Accurate Die Design Software | DieDesign FEM | Process Simulation | 2007 | n/a |
In 2007, Saxonia-Franke implemented DieDesign FEM as part of its adoption of the DieDesign platform to support its toolmaking workflow in Germany. DieDesign FEM was deployed to deliver Process Simulation functionality, providing finite element analysis and virtual validation capabilities aligned with die engineering and forming process planning. The implementation addressed the companys toolroom and engineering functions rather than broad enterprise applications.
Deployment was oriented around simulation and die design modules within the DieDesign platform, configured for die geometry verification, forming analysis, and process-oriented simulation tasks typical of Process Simulation applications. The vendor relationship later expanded with a MoldDesign purchase, indicating a multi-product DieDesign footprint across tooling activities. Operational coverage remained concentrated on production tooling and engineering teams, with configuration focused on simulation-driven design review and preproduction validation.
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