Tebis 4.1 Release 5 full cracked version

Faster processes, simpler operation, greater automation, more flexibility, high quality, improved template technology – Tebis 4.1 Release 5 provides many new and improved functions as well as optimized process flows that will help you reach your goals faster in your day-to-day work. Tebis CAD, Tebis CAM and real manufacturing are drawing even closer together.

Overview of benefits:

CAM Programming time is significantly shorter
Better results are achieved more quickly
CAM programmers can respond to changes faster
CAM programming and manufacturing are safer
New personnel can be trained sooner

The new “Create text as curve” function, can now be used to quickly and easily place text on free-form curves or arcs. The text can be formatted in any way and can also be quickly modified later.

Parametric objects like axis systems and geometric objects that are used by other objects can now be quickly and easily replaced with other objects in a function Specific objects or groups of objects can be selected.

Original object.

All dependent objects have been replaced.

Only the inside contour was replaced.

All the relevant information on all electrodes can now be displayed in the optimized project overview: You can see if the necessary milling programs and measuring and eroding paths have been completely generated, you can check for complete output of the NC documentation, and you can show and hide individual elements like electrode parts and measuring paths in the view window – for an improved overview.

The “Color radii and create center curves” function has been completely revised. High-quality tangential center curves that are needed for tasks like preparing for laser hardening can now be generated very conveniently and quickly. Manual preparatory work is greatly reduced.
The optimal end of the curve can also be selected right in sharp radius runouts.

The generation of high-quality center curves (green) can now be highly automated.

A huge plus for production machining companies: Toolpaths for centering, countersinking, reaming and tapping can now also be programmed with a special turning drilling function. Specific NC cycles are not accounted for in the NC output.

The new “Machining residual stock combined” function specifically detects residual stock areas in fillets, corner blendings and cavities and automatically splits these areas. The milling areas that will be processed in the subsequent NCJob are automatically transferred. The individual areas are optimally sorted and the optimal connection paths are generated – all completely automatically. You achieve top results without having to intervene interactively a single time.

High-quality 5-axis simultaneous toolpaths for re-roughing with ball cutters can now be quickly and easily programmed: You can create a 3-axis roughing program and then convert it to 5-axis simultaneous machining in “Simultaneous avoidance” mode – the optimal tilt directions are determined automatically. The tool paths are completely collision-checked and the current blank is fully accounted for.
This option is especially suitable for manufacturing deep cavities with the shortest possible tools in soft materials: for example, for electrode machining.
You can interactively adjust the tilt direction as needed: for example, by placing vectors.

Optimized connections are now generated even for re-roughing upwards. The connection feed can be defined based on the machine in the strategy – retract movements are reduced and the movements are significantly more consistent. This results in shorter machining times. The highest possible machine feed rate is fully exploited: Depending on the geometry, this enables maximum speeds as in rapid feed movements even at machining feed rate.

Different stock allowances can now be assigned very conveniently in an NC job in 2.5D machining.
For example, “Ignore hidden surfaces” mode can be used to assign a larger stock allowance for adjacent protected surfaces than for the planar and contour surfaces to be machined – with no effect on path generation. The tool check is performed with the stock allowance for the machining surfaces. In contrast, the stock allowance for the adjacent protected surfaces is ignored. Maximum safety is ensured: The stock allowance for the protected surfaces is accounted for when calculating the connecting paths.
Programming with different stock allowances is also extremely simple: Just select the complete part only – the system takes care of the rest.
This procedure is especially recommended for machining large forgings in die manufacturing in conjunction with automated feature machining.

The “Create feature group” and “Cut bore features” functions have been completely revised. Because the feature groups and feature cuts are now parametric, working with features is now highly flexible: You can remove individual features from the group or add more features to the group. A special highlight: You can change the machining sequence for grouped or cut features with a click of the mouse – without having to break the group or the cut. Programming time is significantly shorter.

Component surfaces, protected surfaces and tools and machines can now be replaced quickly and easily even after NC calculation – and all toolpaths are retained. Programming time is significantly shorter. You still retain full control: For example, you can define for critical geometric changes whether the original and modified elements are to be compared for precise geometric equivalence or accounting for a specified tolerance. You can decide for yourself if the NCJob should be reset based on the results.

Machine changes are also possible without recalculation between technology groups or with activated head collision avoidance.

Automatically exclude areas from milling (marked in red).

In Tebis, the entire part can be analyzed for its geometric properties: Geometric elements that can be manufactured with standardized manufacturing sequences (NCSets) are automatically linked to appropriate features.
This geometry analysis has now been extended : A limit for the minimum inside radius can now also be stored in the NCSet for free-form features: The nominal diameter is assigned specifically for the respective tool. The key advantage: Geometry areas that can’t be milled because the corner radii are too small and should be instead be eroded, for example, are already excluded in feature identification.In addition, this limit can also be used to quickly search for tools based on variable tool descriptions. Only tools that precisely fit the geometry are selected. This saves you a lot of time – because manual intervention is no longer necessary for tool selection.

The options for selecting standard references for turning tools have been greatly expanded. The digital and real worlds are drawing closer together: All references and reference sectors that can be selected in the control are also represented in the digital tool library. Each reference can be stored as a standard reference for the corresponding machining tool.

For CAM programmers, this means greater flexibility and simplified operation: The standard reference is automatically applied to the NCJob. However, the reference can also be subsequently adjusted as needed in the NCJob. The sector can also be specified independent of the cutter geometry for special tools like button tools.

A further major advantage: The tool reference can now also be represented in “Measurement position” mode – i.e., in the way that the tools are represented in the machine control. The control automatically calculates the resulting tool reference for tilted machining.

The tool setter also benefits enormously from these extensions: Because all the necessary information is stored in the NC documentation and in the CAD/CAM software, they can immediately see how to set up the tool in the zero position.

The new “Pre-turning component” strategy can now be used to quickly and easily generate toolpaths for the first longitudinal and face cuts. All you need to do is specify the part: The starting point is automatically determined on the appropriate blank side to account for cutter orientation.

When roughing contours, you can also define the areas to be machined for optimal traverse movements and now very conveniently achieve more precise results : Now the boundaries can also be created parallel to the main axes with just a few mouse-clicks. The corresponding specifications can be integrated in the NCJob template for automated CAM programming.

The workpiece and clamping devices can be positioned safely and automatically on the machine table based on preconfigured connection points – when clamping electrodes, this even works fully automatically and accounts for the holder. This significantly reduces programming work. Individual elements can be quickly and easily replaced later.

Based on our Tebis Helpdesk experience, we’d like to assist you in selecting the appropriate hardware for your Tebis workstations. This will ensure that when you procure equipment that you’ll be using Tebis in the best possible way.

Requirements can vary depending on the customer environment and application. Our recommendations are therefore only a rough guideline. Please contact Tebis support if you require further information.

Tebis can be installed on any personal computer with a Windows operating system that meets the following requirements:

Supported operating systems	Windows 10 (64-bit)
CPU	Intel x86 architecture with 64-bit support (x86-64) with at least 3.00 GHz clock frequency
RAM	Minimum 16 GB RAM
GPU	Professional CAD workstation graphics cards (AMD Radeon Pro WX or nVidia Quadro)
Other	2 GB free disk space for the installation 1 free USB port or a USB sharing device (for single-workstation solutions) Keyboard and mouse for operating the software Optional: 3D animation device Optional: COM port(s) are used for connecting older serial machines

You can equip your workstations for different levels of performance depending on your specific requirements and areas of use.

Entry level

For working with medium-sized CAD files (max 1 GB). Suitable for processing prismatic components like mold plates and 3D manufacturing parts with low-complexity free-form surfaces and moderate run times.

CPU	AMD Ryzen™ 5 5600X Intel Core i5-11600 (k)
RAM	16 GB
SSD	128 GB
HDD	500 GB
GPU	AMD Radeon Pro W6400 Nvidia Quadro P620

Mid level

For working with large CAD files (approx. 1-3 GB). Suitable for complete machining of dies, molds, models and gauges with stringent requirements on surface quality.

CPU	AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800X Intel Core i7-11700 (k)
RAM16	32 GB
SSD	256 GB
HDD	1000 GB
GPU	AMD Radeon Pro W5700 Nvidia Quadro RTX4000

High level

For working with very large CAD files (> 3GB). Suitable for processing highly complex components and mesh models with the most stringent demands for results and performance.

CPU	AMD Ryzen 9 5950X Intel Core I7 12700K Intel Core i9-12900 (k)
RAM16	64 GB
SSD	256 GB
HDD	1000 GB
GPU	AMD Radeon Pro W6800 Nvidia Quadro RTX5000

Recommendation

CPU	AMD Ryzen 9 5950X Intel Core i9-11900 (k)
RAM16	32 GB
SSD	256 GB
HDD	1000 GB
GPU	AMD Radeon Pro W6600 Nvidia Quadro RTX4000

Here are some examples for the current generation of professional CAD workstation graphics cards. The examples refer to the levels described under “Recommended Workstations.”

AMD
Entry level	Radeon Pro W6400
Mid level	Radeon Pro W5500 Radeon Pro W5700 Radeon Pro W6600
High level	Radeon Pro W6800

nVidia
Entry level	Nvidia Quadro P620 Nvidia T1000
Mid level	Nvidia Quadro RTX2000 Nvidia Quadro RTX4000
High level	Nvidia Quadro RTX5000

AMD CPU mit Security Features/Memory Encryption
Entry level	AMD Ryzen™ 3 PRO 5350G
Mid level	AMD Ryzen™ 5 PRO 5650G
High level	AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 5750G AMD Ryzen™ Threadripper™ PRO 3945WX

Tebis 4.1 Release 5 full cracked version

Fast, convenient and highly automated

CAD – 3D design

Easily create text with improved user guidance

Easily replace objects

CAD – Electrode design

New project overview: All information at a glance

CAM – data processing

Quickly and easily generate smooth center curves

CAM – Drilling

New turning drilling function

CAM – Milling

Highly automated and targeted processing of residual stock areas

Safe 5-axis simultaneous roughing

Fully exploit machine potential in adaptive re-roughing

Fast 2.5D machining with different stock allowances

CAM – Automation

Change feature conveniently and flexibly

Quickly and easily modify NCJobs without recalculating

Improved geometry analysis in automated machining with free-form features

CAM – Lathe

Represent tool references on a 1:1 basis in the tool library.

Easily rough the blank and efficiently define areas

CAM – Job planning

Set up components automatically

System requirements and hardware recommendation

Make the best possible use of Tebis

System requirements

Recommended workstations

Recommended graphics cards

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