Anonymous
Mechanical or Industrial Engineering, 101-500 employees
less than 6 months
“CMZ integration that covers everything”
Pros
One of the strongest points is how well the CAM integrates with CMZ. The technicians already have it available and it's been properly adapted to work between the CMZ lathes and the CAM system. It really covers everything we need.
Cons
Using it can be quite complex. There are a lot of options and even though it's still easier than coding by hand, you need solid software knowledge to handle it correctly.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
7
Value for money
7
Customer Support
7
Functionality
8
Joao Paulo S.
Computer Software, 1-10 employees
More than a year
“powerful digital twin control”
Pros
Everything about it feels logical and user friendly, while still being very powerful. It gives full control over wire EDM and milling machines with up to 6 axes, as well as lathes with up to 22 axes, including synchronized multi spindle and multi turret setups. Another big plus is that the post processors are certified by the CNC manufacturers and come at no extra cost. Programming and simulation are both handled through a digital twin, using a digital CNC environment.
Cons
Nothing to complain about.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
9
Customer Support
10
Functionality
9
Chris W.
Information Technology and Services, 101-500 employees
Less than a year
“Solid CAM editing with a few SQL concerns”
Pros
At work we use Esprit for CAM files and it gives engineers the ability to adjust items on the production line as needed. From the admin side, installing the software is quick as well.
Cons
One concern with Esprit is that it currently depends on SQL. Depending on the version in use, that can leave the system exposed to SQL vulnerabilities if the proper protections are not in place.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
6
Value for money
6
Customer Support
5
Functionality
5