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Pimpel helps CNC manufacturers build reliable CAM programming, postprocessors, NC verification, and digital twins of CNC machine tools. The goal is simple: verify programs earlier, free up machine time, and prepare automated or unmanned manufacturing more reliably.
Solutions
Many manufacturers lose time between CAD model, CAM programming, verification, setup, and the real machine run. Programs are simulated too late, similar machining tasks are decided again and again, and experience often remains with individual specialists. Pimpel connects CAM systems, CAM automation, NC simulation, and digital twins so programs are checked earlier and machine runs are prepared more reliably.
Get an overview of our core solution areas around CAM, digital twins of CNC machines, automation, and knowledge management in manufacturing.
Explore products for creating, verifying, virtually proving out, and using NC programs more effectively in production.
Use our consulting to assess your CAM environment, machines, postprocessors, verification routines, and automation options realistically before defining the next steps.
Events
Webinars, practice days, and events focused on CAM, NC simulation, digital twins, CAM automation, and AI support in CNC manufacturing.
Visit us at AMB in Stuttgart and discover how CAM automation, artificial intelligence, and digital twins can help you reduce lead times and increase spindle utilization.
Customer Stories
Customer stories show how CHECKitB4, ESPRIT, digital twins, NC code verification, CAM integration, and postprocessors are used in real manufacturing environments.
Expertise
Pimpel knows the questions that decide whether CNC processes are safe: Which strategy fits? Does the program run on this control? Is the clamping situation secure? Which decisions can be standardized? From this, we build solutions that verify programs earlier, protect machine time, and remain understandable in production.
Our solutions are based on real manufacturing questions: what happens at the CAM workstation, what happens at the machine, and where time is currently being lost.
The decisive point is not the 3D image, but whether programs, machine motion, tools, fixtures and sequences can be assessed before the real run.
NC output is where CAM strategy and machine logic meet. That is why we do not treat postprocessors as a minor side task.
What matters are solutions that fit existing workflows, are used by the people involved, and do not create additional pressure on machine time.
Orientation meeting
You want to know whether the right starting point is CAM automation, NC simulation, digital twins, postprocessors, or knowledge management? Bring your current situation. We discuss which next step is realistic.