Industrial Machinery and Heavy Equipment

Holmatro, Inc.

"With SolidWorks, we can easily adapt a single design to work with 30 different products. It used to take us three times as long to prepare a design for manufacturing.”

- Eric Marquess, Engineering Manager

Manufacturers of industrial machinery or heavy equipment face formidable challenges in today's competitive global market. Clients look for more complex equipment customized to specific needs, higher reliability, and compressed delivery time.

See how SolidWorks^® product development solutions can help you quickly design complex assemblies and verify strength, durability, and performance to outpace your competitors by creating better machines at lower cost.

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GreenWood Coope Carpet and Textile Finishing Equipment, Lessco International, Inc.	Vermeer Manufacturing Company	LIFTING ITALIA S.r.l a Socio Unico, Elevator Producer	Zero Zone relies heavily on SolidWorks® capabilities to design products like this freezer case.

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Featured Whitepapers
	Streamlining the Design of Industrial Machinery and Heavy Equipment Makers of industrial machinery and heavy equipment face many challenges, as well as a competitive manufacturing landscape that requires the streamlining of product development processes.
	Analysis Guide for Machine Designers This guide describes the key design performance issues facing machine designers and manufacturers and identifies the benefits of using SolidWorks Simulation software in their product development cycle.

	Big Ass Fans Circulating high volumes of air requires a “big ass fan.” That’s why the company once known as the HVLS Fan Company changed its name to Big Ass Fans—it designs and manufactures among the largest high-volume/low-speed ceiling and vertical fans on the planet.
	Center Rock Inc. Designed drill to rescue Chilean miners with SolidWorks
	Diversified Product Development Diversified Product Development manufactures its own line of utility and heavy equipment products, such as lifts for trucks, bulldozers, and backhoes, and provides product development consulting services to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in the oil and gas, utility, military, construction, and heavy equipment industries.
	Fogg Filler Fogg Filler is a leading innovator in the filling industry. Customers use the company’s automation solutions to efficiently fill and cap containers with fluids as diverse as antifreeze, water, household products, pharmaceuticals, and milk. To respond to demands for better performance, greater complexity, and additional capabilities, the company decided to upgrade its AutoCAD® 2D design tools to a 3D design platform.
	Task Force Tips Task Force Tips Inc. (TFT) is one of the leading manufacturers in the global fire industry, offering a range of products that make firefighting more effective and safer for firefighters around the world. In 2001, the firefighting nozzle manufacturer decided to migrate away from the UNIX®-based Pro/ENGINEER® software that it had used to design its products to a Windows®-based 3D CAD system
	ZESAR Technology for Batteries Winning new business in a global economy can be difficult for small family-owned manufacturers like ZESAR, particularly in the highly competitive niche market of developing custom machinery for battery production.