HASCO Expands SolidWorks Native Library to Optimise Design Efficiency

HASCO Expands SolidWorks Native Library to Optimise Design Efficiency

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HASCO has announced the immediate availability of its extended SolidWorks native library, offering tool and mould-makers a more efficient and future-proof platform for product development. By significantly increasing the variety of available components and introducing intelligent functions, the updated database supports both prototype development and the design of mass-produced components directly within the SolidWorks environment.

The update includes a significant increase in component variety with a range of new additions, covering guide elements, ejectors, measuring technology, and cooling systems, as well as specialist components for demoulding and casting. This expansion ensures that users have access to a more comprehensive selection of immediately usable CAD parts for diverse applications.

To further streamline the manufacturing process, many of the new and modified components now feature integrated take-off heads. These additions are designed to reduce post-finishing work and enhance performance during the CAD process. To maintain maximum design freedom, these take-off heads are available in both “minimum material abrasion” and “mid-tolerance” versions, allowing for precise customisation based on the specific requirements of the mould.

This comprehensive update to the SolidWorks native library provides a high-performance foundation for designers, offering more freedom and simplified workflows throughout the mould-making process.

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Jess Clarke

Jess Clarke

Jess Clarke is Managing Director of PlastikCity and PlastikMedia, with more than a decade’s experience in marketing and promoting businesses across the UK and Irish plastics industry. Jess joined PlastikCity as its first employee in 2013, working part-time while completing her law degree at Nottingham Trent University. She went on to become Marketing Manager, then Communications Director, before taking over as Managing Director in September 2023.

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