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FORGE NXT V1.0.2 X64
(c) TRANSVALOR

SUPPLIER...: Team MAGNITUDE 2016        DATE......: 08/03/2016

CRACKER....: Team MAGNITUDE 2016        SIZE......: 1 DISK

PACKAGER...: Team MAGNITUDE 2016        PROTECTION: License

Best-in-class simulation solution for the forging industry

FORGE� NxT is the software solution for the simulation of hot and
cold-forming processes. It has been the flagship product of TRANSVALOR
for almost 30 years and is used by customers throughout the world.
FORGE� NxT fulfills the needs of companies producing forged parts for
a variety of industrial sectors:  automotive, aerospace, defense,
energy, construction, medical, etc.

FORGE� NxT enables the simulation of many hot-forming processes such as
closed-die forging, open-die forging, rolling, reducer rolling,
cross wedge rolling, thread rolling, shape rolling, ring rolling,
rotary forging, flow forming, hydroforming, incremental forging,
orbital forging, friction welding, extrusion, fastening, wire drawing,
deep drawing, shearing, sheet metal forming, piercing, glass forming,
blanking cutting,  superplastic forming, trimming and some additional
non-conventional processes. FORGE� NxT offers the possibility to
simulate thermal treatments such as induction heating, quenching,
carburizing and tempering. Cold-forming operations can also be handled
with FORGE� NxT. You will find further information in the COLDFORM�
section; all processes are included in FORGE� NxT.

With its innovative technologies, extensive capabilities and unmatched
performance, combined with an intuitive and easy-to-use graphical
user interface, FORGE� NxT is best suited to quote new components,
validate forging sequences, address shop floor issues, improve forging
yield and design innovative and high-technology forged products.

https://www.transvalor.com/en/cmspages/forge-nxt.32.html

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2) check ".txt" from "\MAGNiTUDE" dir
3) enjoy another fine MAGNiTUDE-release!

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stars  were  the  brightest,  and  sixth-magnitude  stars  were   the
faintest. This system has been kept in modern times, when the new era
of MAGNiTUDE has started.

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