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in SolidWorks October 8, 2018

Head over to our launch page by clicking the link below and register now to reserve your seat at an event near you.

in SolidWorks October 3, 2018

From today until the end of October, we are offering SOLIDWORKS with interest free credit over three years.

in SolidWorks September 13, 2018

With SOLIDWORKS 2019, our R&D team has made quality and performance a top priority, spending well over half their time on this effort, which will allow us to deliver more customer-centric enhancements than any major release for the past five years.

in SolidWorks August 23, 2018

DriveWorks 16 SP1 was released on 20th August 2018 and it’s available to download from the DriveWorks Community.

in SolidWorks July 24, 2018

An online license allows you to work on any machine with a SOLIDWORKS installation by logging in with your SOLIDWORKS User ID instead of having to transfer your license.

in SolidWorks June 25, 2018

We have created a free SOLIDWORKS Add-in which you can download and install on a range of SOLIDWORKS versions. This article will outline how to download/install the Add-in, what features you can expect from the Add-in and answer some questions you may have regarding the Add-in.

in SolidWorks June 18, 2018

The Professional version of MySOLIDWORKS.com opens up a huge library of on-line training material, learning paths and various other CAD related tools. When you’ve received your serial number for access to this fantastic resource, the next step is activation within the Customer Portal. Sometimes this part isn’t crystal clear so here’s some helpful instructions to get you on your way.

in SolidWorks June 11, 2018

In this instalment of “What’s new in 2018” we will look at some of the features and enhancements in SOLIDWORKS 2018 Product Data Management (PDM)

in SolidWorks May 8, 2018

Purchase today and make significant savings on the SOLIDWORKS solution that's right for you.

in SolidWorks April 24, 2018

Here is a little tip/trick when it comes to SOLIDWORKS Simulation. Have you ever come across the situation where you need to be able to simulate a model relevant to a wall or even the floor?