UTRECHT, Netherlands, Oct 5, 2015 – Delft Spline Systems has released Japanese and Russian versions of it’s DeskProto 3D CAM software. DeskProto offers “3D CNC machining for non-machinists”, and now is available in Nine languages: English, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Japanese, Italian, Russian and Spanish.
“DeskProto already is used by machinists in these countries,” says Lex Lennings, DeskProto sales manager. “Still our resellers tell us that the English user interface now poses a serious barrier for many others. So we expect that these translations will allow us to reach new clients, who otherwise would not be able to benefit from DeskProto’s 3D CNC machining for non-machinists.”
The recent advent of 3D printing has lead to a worldwide increase of digital manufacturing technologies. Where 3D printing adds material, CNC machining creates a part by removing material from a solid block. This allows the user to select any material and to freely choose between a ‘quick and dirty’ part and a perfectly smooth result. DeskProto makes CNC machining a 3D part just as easy as 3D Printing it.
Typical users are product designers for rapid prototyping, jewelers for wax models, toolmakers for molds, artists, medics, woodworkers and many others. The Maker movement has also inspired many hobbyist users to start using CNC technology, now in two more countries.
Free trial versions of DeskProto, both in Japanese and in Russian, are available at www.deskproto.com/download/trialversion.php.
In order to also get support in one of these languages it will be needed to obtain DeskProto from a local reseller, as listed on www.deskproto.com/order/resellers.php.
Current DeskProto v6 users can install the translated version without any extra cost.
About DeskProto
DeskProto by Delft Spline Systems is the 3D CAM program that has made CNC milling a competitive technology for Rapid Prototyping. The software can import STL files from any 3D CAD system, and can export NC program files suited for any 3/4/5-axis CNC milling machine. 2D CAM and bitmap machining are possible as well. Key feature is the ease of use: DeskProto is aimed at designers, not (as most other CAM software) at CAM specialists.
Despite its low-end price DeskProto contains many high-end features, like automatic feedrate reduction at high chiploads, collet collision check, full rotation axis support, the two-sided milling wizard, and much more (not all options are available in the Lite edition). Current users range from one-person design and model shops to multinational A-brand companies like Unilever, Lancôme, Sony-Ericsson and NASA.
For more information visit www.deskproto.com.
