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Why is it better and faster to design machines in IRONCAD? Jörgen at Forsell Maskin can give the answer after 27 000 hours with the program! In Skellefteå and throughout Västerbotten there are many industries that need help with various innovative solutions to improve efficiency or solve needs. Forsell Maskin in Skellefteå has helped many of these companies with everything from concept, design, manufacturing, documentation and CE marking.
It has done this with great success and has been designing various special machines for over 25 years. The company has delivered over 250 small and large machine builds. You can see some examples on this page. It can be anything from various tools, production equipment to automation solutions. In addition, the company manufactures the machines itself as it has its own machinery with CNC machines among other things. This ensures that the quality is high all the way to the finished product.
To succeed as well as Forsell Maskin has done, you have to design the machines well. You should have extensive experience in design and know-how in several different areas. And one more thing that is important, you have to keep time frames and therefore costs down. To solve all these needs within design and documentation, Forsell Maskin has been using the 3D CAD solution IRONCAD as a design tool for many years. Recently, it received a huge new order from Los Angeles in the USA...
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