Spring Technologies Changes Name to NCSIMUL Hexagon Production Software
The name change is part of the formation of the Production Software business of Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence and NCSIMUL’s adoption into Hexagon’s corporate identity.
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Following its purchase by Hexagon Production Software last year, Spring Technologies Inc., maker of machine tool simulation and verification software, is changing its name to NCSIMUL Hexagon Production Software. The name change is part of the formation of the Production Software business of Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence and NCSIMUL’s adoption into Hexagon’s corporate identity.
“Our customers are already benefiting from our new association with Hexagon,” says Silvère Proisy, NCSIMUL general manager. “The global reach of NCSIMUL and Hexagon is greatly contributing to our customers’ success.”
NCSIMUL is an all-in-one CNC software designed to manage the machining process from the NC program to the machined part, including automatic G-code programming, simulation and cutting tool management. DNC program management, machining monitoring and technical content publishing are among its other features.
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