LOGOPRESS

Overview

Logopress – Advanced Die Design Solution with Blank Development, Strip Layout & Intelligent Tool Structure Capabilities

Logopress for SOLIDWORKS is a powerful die design and blank development solution that enables users to quickly determine theoretical blanks, create strip layouts, and design complete die structures with intelligent automation. It supports both native SOLIDWORKS models and imported CAD data without special preparation. 

Designed primarily for the tool and die industry, it also extends to applications such as sheet metal, plastics, cloth, leather, adhesives, packaging, and inflatable objects. With advanced flattening, nesting, punch mounting, intelligent standard components, animation, interference detection, and finite element analysis capabilities, Logopress significantly reduces development time while increasing design accuracy and productivity across the entire die design process.

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Core Functionalities

BLANK Prediction Function

Used for both progressive & transfer dies, it allows quick modelling of the true solid 3D strip stage by stage in an easy and logical way with fully parametric control.

Strip Layout Module

Switch between full and partial unbending, edit angles, and refine unfolding at any design stage for precise output.

Strip Layout Design

Create true 3D progressive or transfer die strip layouts stage-by-stage with fully parametric control.

Nesting Module

Automatically nest multi-body parts or assemblies for efficient material usage and applications like EDM burn blocks and shims.

Die Set Assistant

Quickly build die structures, insert plates or sub-assemblies, define materials, heat treatments, and dimensions with ease.

Intelligent Standard Component Library

Insert standard components with automatic hole cutting and mate management across all plates.

Punch Assistant & Insert Creation

Mount cutting, bending, and forming punches, create inserts and shims with automated preferences and minimal clicks.

Animation & FEA Integration

Perform dynamic interference detection, collision checks, strip advancement simulation, and analyze thinning & springback using integrated finite element analysis.

Features

SOLIDWORKS Standard – Powerful 3D CAD for Efficient Product Design

SOLIDWORKS Standard – Powerful 3D CAD for Efficient Product Design

SOLIDWORKS Premium – Advanced Simulation & Motion for Complete Validation

SOLIDWORKS Premium – Advanced Simulation & Motion for Complete Validation

SOLIDWORKS Premium – Advanced Simulation & Motion for Complete Validation

SOLIDWORKS Premium – Advanced Simulation & Motion for Complete Validation

Features
SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
Part and Assembly Modelling
Design Reuse and Automation
Interference Check
Collaborate and Share CAD Data
Advanced CAD File Import/Export – 3D Interconnect
First Pass Analysis Tools – Simulation Xpress
Productivity Tools
SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard*
Design for Manufacturing
Xtended Reality (XR) Exporter
SOLIDWORKS Visualize Standard*
CAD Libraries (SOLIDWORKS Toolbox)
Design for Cost & Estimation (SOLIDWORKS Costing)
ECAD/MCAD Collaboration (CircuitWorks™)
CAD Standards Checking
Automated Tolerance Stack-Up Analysis (TolAnalyst)
SOLIDWORKS File Management
Reverse Engineering (ScanTo3D)
eDrawings® Professional
Time – Based Motion Analysis
Linear Static Analysis for Part and Assemblies
Routing of Pipes and Tubes
Routing of Rectangular and Other Sections
Advanced Surface Flattening
Assembly Level Cost Roll Up
Electrical Routing
Standard
Professional
Premium

Choosing the right SOLIDWORKS package depends on your design needs, team size, and project complexity.

From Standard to Premium, we help you identify the ideal solution that maximizes performance while staying within budget.

Features
SOLIDWORKS 3D CAD
Part and Assembly Modelling
Design Reuse and Automation
Interference Check
Collaborate and Share CAD Data
Advanced CAD File Import/Export – 3D Interconnect
First Pass Analysis Tools – Simulation Xpress
Productivity Tools
SOLIDWORKS CAM Standard*
Design for Manufacturing
Xtended Reality (XR) Exporter
SOLIDWORKS Visualize Standard*
CAD Libraries (SOLIDWORKS Toolbox)
Design for Cost & Estimation (SOLIDWORKS Costing)
ECAD/MCAD Collaboration (CircuitWorks™)
CAD Standards Checking
Automated Tolerance Stack-Up Analysis (TolAnalyst)
SOLIDWORKS File Management
Reverse Engineering (ScanTo3D)
eDrawings® Professional
Time – Based Motion Analysis
Linear Static Analysis for Part and Assemblies
Routing of Pipes and Tubes
Routing of Rectangular and Other Sections
Advanced Surface Flattening
Assembly Level Cost Roll Up
Electrical Routing
Standard
Professional
Premium

Services & Training

We help you solve engineering challenges, together.

Whether you’re looking to outsource expertise or upskill your team, we work as a seamless extension of your organization to deliver measurable results.

Engineering Services

We help turn complex ideas into manufacturable products through robust design, analysis, and engineering support—focused on accuracy, efficiency, and real-world performance.

SOLIDWORKS Training

Develop practical SOLIDWORKS skills with flexible training programs designed for engineers, designers, and teams—covering essentials through advanced workflows.

FAQ

2D CADs are mainly used to create detailing and drafting whereas SOLIDWORKS helps in designing and developing in 3D which helps in better visual understanding. It also helps to create drafting and detailed manufacturing drawings.

Yes, SOLIDWORKS Supports the import of Other 3D CAD Files such as Autodesk Inventor, Pro/ENGINEER and Creo Parametric, Solid Edge, Unigraphics. It also supports the import of Neutral Files such as IGES/IGS, STEP, Parasolid, etc.

SOLIDWORKS Files

  • SOLIDWORKS Files (*.sldprt; *.sldasm)

  • SOLIDWORKS Assembly (*.asm; *.sldasm)

  • SOLIDWORKS Drawing (*.drw; *.slddrw)

  • SOLIDWORKS Part (*.prt; *.sldprt)

  • SOLIDWORKS SLDXML (*.sldxml)

Other Supported Formats

  • 3D Manufacturing Format (*.3mf)

  • ACIS (*.sat; *.sab; *.asat; *.asab)

  • Add-Ins (*.dll)

  • Adobe Illustrator Files (*.ai)

  • Adobe Photoshop Files (*.psd)

  • Autodesk AutoCAD Files (*.dwg; *.dxf)

  • Autodesk Inventor Files (*.ipt; *.iam)

  • CADKEY (*.prt; *.ckd)

  • CATIA Graphics (*.cgr)

  • CATIA V5 (*.catpart; *.catproduct)

Interoperability & Exchange Formats

  • IDF (*.emn; *.brd; *.bdf; *.idb)

  • IFC 2x3 (*.ifc)

  • IGES (*.igs; *.iges)

  • JT (*.jt)

  • Library Feature Part (*.lfp; *.sldlfp)

  • Mesh Files (*.stl; *.obj; *.off; *.ply; *.ply2)

  • Parasolid (*.x_t; *.x_b; *.xmt_txt; *.xmt_bin)

  • PTC Creo Files (*.prt; *.asm; *.xpr)

  • Rhino (*.3dm)

  • Solid Edge Files (*.par; *.psm; *.asm)

  • STEP AP203 / AP214 / AP242 (*.step; *.stp)

  • Template Files (*.prtdot; *.asmdot; *.drwdot)

  • Unigraphics / NX (*.prt)

  • VDAFS (*.vda)

  • VRML (*.wrl)

Starting from SOLIDWORKS 2017, 3D Interconnect replaces SOLIDWORKS’ current translation capabilities with new technology and workflows for working with third-party native CAD data.
You can:
a. Insert proprietary CAD data directly into a SOLIDWORKS assembly without converting it to a SOLIDWORKS file.
b. Open the proprietary 3D CAD format in the SOLIDWORKS software with its associative link to the original part.
c. Update changes in the SOLIDWORKS file if you update the proprietary CAD data in its authoring application by maintaining all downstream features created in SOLIDWORKS.
d. Break the link of the inserted part file with the original part file. With the technology, you can work with other 3D CAD in the same native format without the need for translation to SOLIDWORKS Files.

Yes, SOLIDWORKS Drawings can be exported to DXF/DWG formats to open in 2D CAD software such as Draftsight, AutoCAD, etc.

No, It is not necessary to install SOLIDWORKS unless you want to make changes to the models.
For anyone who needs to view and interrogate 3D design data. Whether you are involved in the commercial manufacture, purchasing, a maker, or a student, eDrawings helps you to communicate, share and collaborate with 3D data with an easily shareable lightweight file in its own viewer.

Yes, SOLIDWORKS allows to import of 2D CAD Files such as DXF and DWG files and 3D Models can be created using the 2D views from DXF/DWG files as a reference inside the SOLIDWORKS environment.

The FeatureWorks software in SOLIDWORKS recognizes features on an imported solid body in a SOLIDWORKS part document. Recognized features are the same as features that you create using the SOLIDWORKS software. You can edit the definition of recognized features to change their parameters. For features that are based on sketches, after you recognize the features, you can edit the sketches from the SOLIDWORKS FeatureManager design tree to change the geometry of the features. However, it should be noted that not all features are recognized by Feature Works. Some geometry may not be recognized due to complexity.

SOLIDWORKS Comes with an Inbuilt material library that includes Steel, Iron, Aluminium, Copper, Titanium, Zinc, Plastics, non – Metals such as Air, Water, Rubber, Wood, etc.
All the materials include mechanical properties such as Elastic Modulus, Tensile Strength, Mass Density, Yield Strength, Thermal Conductivity, etc.

SOLIDWORKS is an easy-to-use intuitive user interface software. Along with part, assembly, and 2D drawing functionality, specialized tools are included sheet metal, weldments, surfacing, molds, product configuration, etc.

Yes, SOLIDWORKS has a portfolio of Simulation solutions that are integrated directly inside the SOLIDWORKS 3D Modeling environment. SOLIDWORKS Simulation is an easy-to-use portfolio of structural analysis tools that use Finite Element Analysis (FEA) to predict a product’s real-world physical behavior by virtually testing CAD models. The portfolio provides linear, non-linear static, and dynamic analysis capabilities which can be purchased as per requirements and integrated with SOLIDWORKS.

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