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Third Wave Systems to Show Cutting Simulation Software at JIMTOF 2026

The booth shifts the sales pitch from selling analysis results to selling confidence before a cut is made, with simulation positioned to reduce physical machining trials.

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Third Wave Systems to Show Cutting Simulation Software at JIMTOF 2026

Third Wave Systems Japan will exhibit at JIMTOF 2026, the 33rd Japan International Machine Tool Fair, at Tokyo Big Sight from October 26 to October 31. At Booth E1064 in East Hall 1, the company will present AdvantEdge, Production Module, and Distorti-sigma, covering cutting analysis, NC tool path optimization, and distortion prediction. An exhibitor workshop is set for October 28, 11:00 to 12:00 in Meeting Room 608.

The company's sales distributor, Itochu Techno-Solutions, will join staff at the booth for demonstrations and consultations on cutting-related problems. Visitors can also see examples of manufacturing companies using simulation to improve productivity.

AdvantEdge handles cutting phenomena by finite element method, Production Module covers analysis and optimization of NC tool paths, and Distorti-sigma predicts machining distortion. Individual consultations can be booked in advance through the company's site. The workshop on October 28 requires no advance registration and will include industry experts alongside Third Wave Systems.

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