FP CAM is the office program for designing the machining operations to be performed by the machining centres. It is a general version while CAMPLUS is customized for Emmegi machining centres. FP CAM simplifies application of the machining operations, offering a 3D display the profile and the tool; it also presents the most frequently used parametric figures (holes, slots, rectangles, etc.). With the added SHAPE program, you are free to design figures of any shape. Using the DRIVER-CAD option, FP CAM lets you import pieces designed with commercial CAD 3D programs (Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, etc.). The machining operations designed are compatible with the FP PRO EASYMAC system and are thus assigned the necessary fittings so that, when calculating the job, it can produce a machine-ready work list.
Shares profile archives, in DXF, with FP PRO.
Can be configured for 3-, 4- and 5-axis machining centres, even with angle machining heads.
Handles milling tools, drilling tools, blades, counter-sinks, tapping tools, probes.
Real graphic display of workpiece and tool.
3-D graphic programming of machining operations.
Prompt availability of standard parametric figures: holes, slots, pockets, key-holes, undercuts, end milling, cuts, arcs, etc.
Graphically defines the machining position, selecting the points directly on the profile: ends, midlines, chambers, nibs, etc.
Defines multiple depths in tables.
Simulates execution of the machining operations, checking for any possible collisions.
Graphically prints out the piece with the work processes.

OPTIONAL MODULES

SHAPE
Graphically defines figures of any shape, freely arranging lines, arcs and holes.?
Imports figures in DXF format.
Executes machining operations faster than would otherwise be achieved by arranging standard figures.

DRIVER-CAD
Imports from CAD-3D programs in STEP, IGES, SAT formats.
Imports directly, in native format, from Autodesk Inventor and SolidWorks.
Automatically recognizes the principle machining operations; uses snap instruments to guide recognition of the remaining machining operations