SOLIDWORKS
SIMULATION

Subject your designs to real world conditions to raise product
quality while reducing prototyping and physical testing costs.

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Why Choose

SOLIDWORKS
SIMULATION

SOLIDWORKS® Simulation is an easy-to-use portfolio of structural analysis tools that use Finite Element Analysis (FEA) to predict a product’s real-world physical behavior by virtually testing CAD models. The portfolio provides linear, non-linear static, and dynamic analysis capabilities.

Reduce prototyping cost
Boost Product Innovation
Improve Product efficiency

Overview

SOLIDWORKS
SIMULATION

Creating innovative products efficiently demands the ability to predict design behavior –

How the design would perform under real world operating conditions which involves prototyping and time-consuming trials. SOLIDWORKS Simulation 3D CAD Integrated Analysis solutions enables you to dimension a product accurately and optimize its design in lesser efforts, time and budget.

SOLIDWORKS Simulation Analysis Software helps you to ensure whether your product – in its designing stage itself – can withstand various levels of real-life pressures and forces associated with it. This way, you can optimize the design without having to make substantial tooling changes.

Go from a napkin sketch idea to an optimal design by using the Topology Optimization tool in SOLIDWORKS Simulation.

Advantages of

SOLIDWORKS
SIMULATION

An intuitive user interface and extensive analysis capabilities
A unique combination of precision, ease of use, and power
Accurate simulations eliminate the need to build a prototype and test
Ability to study and test parts/assemblies up to large sizes
Overall, quick processes, lesser costs, lighter products

FEATURES SIMULATION STANDARD SIMULATION PROFESSIONAL SIMULATION PREMIUM
Fully Embedded Analysis
Communication
Static Stress Analysis
Fatigue Analysis
Kinematic Motion (Time-Based)
Kinematic Motion (Event-Based)
Submodeling
2D Simplification
Optimization
Thermal Analysis
Buckling Analysis
Frequency Analysis
Drop Test Analysis
Pressure Vessel Analysis
Nonlinear Analysis
Plastic Deformation/Residual Stress
Composite Material Analysis
Dynamic Analysis
Forced Vibration Analysis