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Leading Simcenter Inspire Cast distributor (Siemens)

High pressure die casting software and consulting for Mexican industry

We simulate the filling and solidification of your parts before any die steel is cut: less porosity, less scrap and tooling that runs in production on the first try.

Filling

Trapped air, cold shuts and second-phase velocity

Solidification

Shrinkage, porosity and areas that solidify last

Die

Gates, runners, vents and overflows

What we have already done

Specialists in high pressure die casting (HPDC)

+100

Training activities

Die casting courses and workshops delivered

+1,000

Technicians trained

Technical staff trained in plant processes

Leading
distributor

Simcenter Inspire Cast

Licensing, rollout and support in Spanish

Lines of work

Four ways to work with us

It almost always starts with the software and ends on the shop floor: simulate a part, understand what is going wrong and leave your team able to repeat it without us.

Simulation software

Filling and solidification simulation and structural analysis with the Siemens tools. Licensing, rollout and support in Spanish.

See the software

Consulting

Technical support on the shop floor to bring scrap down, stabilize the injection process and get more life out of every die.

See consulting

Training

Training so your team decides on technical grounds and not on intuition: process, die, alloy and defects.

See training

Equipment

Die casting equipment—vacuum systems, die casting machines—chosen for what your process actually needs.

See equipment

How we get into your process

Three steps, one real case from your plant

A simulation done well points to where the problem is; correcting it on the floor is another conversation. That is why we start with a part that is giving you trouble today.

  • 01

    Diagnosis

    We look at the part, the die and the parameters you are running today. We usually come in through high scrap, porosity that comes back lot after lot, or a thin-walled component whose die will not fill at the velocity the part demands.

    Deliverable · scope and part selected

    Cast aluminum engine block on a workshop bench
  • 02

    Simulation

    We reproduce filling and solidification on your CAD model: how the metal enters, where air gets trapped, how it loses temperature and in what order the part solidifies. All of it with the die steel still uncut.

    Deliverable · runs compared and evidence

    Thermal analysis in Simcenter Inspire Cast: temperature gradient across a cast part with its sprue and runners
  • 03

    Action plan

    You leave with specific, prioritized changes: gating system, gates, vents, overflows and shot parameters. What gets corrected in the model and what gets corrected on the machine, with your people on the floor.

    Deliverable · plan by priority and owner

    Two technicians in hard hats checking a machine on the plant floor

The software

See the defect before it exists

Flagship product

Simcenter Inspire Cast

Simcenter Inspire Cast (formerly Altair Inspire Cast) shows you how the metal enters, where air gets trapped and in what order the part solidifies. All of it with the die still on screen and the steel uncut.

  • Gas porosity and air trapped during filling.
  • Short shots and cold shuts in thin-walled components.
  • Shrinkage and hot spots from unbalanced solidification.
  • Gating, gate and venting design before you machine the die.
Render of a high pressure die casting part with its feeding system
  • Trapped air
  • Shrinkage and last area to solidify
  • Gate and runners
  • Venting and overflows

Simcenter Simsolid

Simcenter Simsolid (formerly Altair SimSolid) runs structural analysis straight on the CAD geometry, with no meshing and no stripping detail from the model. It tells you how much a die opens under injection pressure or whether a plate is overbuilt.

See Simcenter Simsolid

Altair One

Not a solver itself, but the way to license and run all the others: one shared pool of units and access from any computer, with nothing to install on each workstation.

See Altair One

Try it with a part of your own

In a session of about 45 minutes we go through a part with porosity, a fill that will not complete or a die you want to validate before machining, and we show you what the simulation reveals. With no commitment to buy.