Laminate Tools Version 4.8 released
Laminate Tools Version 4.8 introduces a substantial number of new features in the Design, Analysis, Check and Manufacture modules.
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Anaglyph Ltd. (London, UK) announced June 21 the release of Laminate Tools Version 4.8 introducing a substantial number of new features in the Design, Analysis, Check and Manufacture modules.
The new version features a new option for ply Forming and a new mesher for CAD import. Functions to manipulate the mesh, plies and layup have been improved. Other additions include H3D FEA results import, as well as support for Rhino v6 and Abaqus 2018. Across the board, modules have been enriched with features based almost exclusively on user input. Detailed information can be found at www.anaglyph.co.uk/lt_versions.htm
Laminate Tools is a stand-alone Windows application that addresses the entire Geometry import-Design-Analysis-Check-Manufacture process of composites structural design. It links the various disciplines, communicates original data between all involved in the process and saves valuable team time. Laminate tools interfaces with most CAD and FEA applications, allowing for a flexible work flow. It is used by composite structures designers and stress analysts in automotive, aerospace, marine, energy and leisure.
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