Geometric Releases NestLib 2009 R1 with Multi-core Computing System Support

Reduces nesting time by up to 40% on dual core and up to 70% on quad core computers.

Reduces nesting time by up to 40% on dual core and up to 70% on quad core computers.

By DE Editors

Geometric Limited’s NestLib 2009 R1 takes advantage of multi-core computing speed boosts.

The new version of the nesting software includes:

  • Multi-core computing support. The nesting algorithms have been parallelized to take advantage of multiple processors available in multi-core machines. Users can experience nesting time reduction up to 40% on dual core machines and up to 70% on quad core machines.
  • An inclined guillotine cut feature that makes it possible to have end-to-end inclined guillotine cuts for non-rectangular parts.
  • Parts and sheets of different materials and thickness can be added to the same nesting order. NestLib will automatically select and nest parts with relevant thickness and material on the corresponding sheets.
  • NestLib libraries now support Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.
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The NestLib portfolio consists of a base module and a set of optional advanced modules for specialized functionalities including:

  • Shear nesting module for saw parts requiring end-to-end cutting.
  • Common punch module   for parts to be cut using punching machines.
  • Leather nesting module for leather parts with different quality patterns.
  • Remnant generation module for automatic remnant creation after nesting.
  • Tube nesting module for tube and pipe cutting.
  • Common cut module for nesting adjacent parts such that they share a common flame path.
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NestLib is available as a static library, dynamic linked library (DLL), and COM DLL. It also supports Java and .NET framework. NestLib is available for 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft Windows operating systems as well as for Sun Solaris and Linux platforms. It can be ported to Mac OS on demand.

  For more information,  visit Geometric Limited.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

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