PowerMill is expert high-speed and 5-axis machining software for manufacturing
5-axis CAM software provides expert CNC programming strategies for complex 3- and 5-axis subtractive, high-rate additive and hybrid manufacturing.
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Why PowerMill?
Autodesk PowerMill 5-axis CAM software provides expert CNC programming strategies for complex 3- and 5-axis subtractive, high-rate additive, and hybrid manufacturing.
High Speed Roughing
Cut parts faster with high-efficiency roughing. Prolong tool life and reduce maintenance costs.
Comprehensive Finishing
Access a vast library of tool-paths. Improve surface finish, while minimising manual polishing.
Read MoreToolpath Optimisation
Make global or localised edits to your tool-paths without the need for lengthy recalculations.
Trusted NC Code Output
Output high-quality NC code for your machines. Access the latest machining functions on major NC controllers.
Surface Probing
Create probing tool-paths to measure parts with spindle probes. Subscribers can share 3D reports with Autodesk Drive.
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Fusion 360 with PowerMill pricing
Product Cost Fusion 360 with PowerMill - Ultimate New Single-user Annual Subscription £7,460 Fusion 360 with PowerMill - Ultimate New Single-user 3 Year Subscription £20,140 -
FAQs
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Does PowerMill come with full collision and gouge detection?
Yes. With each tool-path and selected cutting tool this is fully simulated and checked for gouges and collisions.
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Does PowerMill only work with 3-axis?
No, this software works with 5 axis and has full tool collision protection on all axis.
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Does PowerMill work with STL meshes?
Yes! It can also work with surfaces and solids too.
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How easy is it to edit and change toolpaths in PowerMill?
It’s an instant change without re-post processing the whole project. It’s essentially an instant command.
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Does PowerMill come with full collision and gouge detection?
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Reviews
"Rib Machining"Since introducing PowerMill Rib Machining in to our factory we have been able to reduce our machining time on ribs, were engaged in the cut the entire time and we don't have waste or retracts. It's also reduced the amount of tools needed for this job.Director of Operations | IQ Manufacturing"Easy-to-use software helps to fill the skills gap"Having PowerMill on the shop floor makes it easier to edit programs to reflect the cutters that are available and other changes. In addition, the shop-floor operators can make small CAD changes, such as adding run-off surfaces or capping holes, without having to go back and forth from the design office.Production Director | Eccles Tooling Systems
