CAM software that simplifies the machining workflow with CAD-embedded 2.5-axis to 5-axis milling, turning and mill-turn abilities.
Autodesk Inventor CAM software, part of the Autodesk Manufacturing Solutions, is a CAM add-on bundle that integrates into Inventor and SOLIDWORKS, the two most widely used design packages. Take control of your manufacturing and achieve higher productivity, reduced costs, and shorter time to market using Inventor CAM.
Adaptive clearing is an advanced roughing strategy that sets the bar for efficient, high-volume material removal. Using constant tool engagement and optimised cutter paths, Autodesk Inventor CAM reduces roughing time by a factor of 4 or more compared to conventional roughing.
No CAM system is complete without a post-processor that produces ready-to-run code tailored to your machine, control, and programming style.
All 2D and 3D strategies support 3+2 machining (5-axis positioning) by rotating the part or the head of the machine tool through a combination of A, B, or C axis motions.
All operations are optimised to minimise tool travel and overall cycle time. Both standard and customised cycles are supported for all point-to-point operations, including spot-drilling, deep drilling with chip break, and boring cycles.
Product | Cost |
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Available with Inventor Professional | £ (inc. VAT) |
Available with Product Design & Manufacturing Collection | £ (inc. VAT) |
Available with Fusion 360 | £ (inc. VAT) |
Inventor CAM is used for creating CNC machining processes within Autodesk Inventor. It supports milling, turning, and multi-axis machining, helping streamline the design-to-production workflow by generating and simulating toolpaths directly in the software. This integration reduces errors and ensures accurate manufacturing.
Inventor CAM is an integrated CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) solution within Autodesk Inventor. It provides tools for a wide range of machining operations, including milling, turning, and multi-axis machining, directly within the Inventor interface. This integration allows users to seamlessly transition from design to manufacturing, ensuring a smoother workflow and reducing the risk of errors. Inventor CAM supports both simple and complex machining tasks, making it suitable for various manufacturing needs.
Inventor is primarily a CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software. It is used for 3D mechanical design, simulation, and documentation. However, with the addition of Inventor CAM, it also provides CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) capabilities, allowing users to create and simulate machining processes within the same platform.