TransMagic, the leading developer of innovative and affordable 3D CAD translation software, has announced it has joined the SolidWorks Solution Partner Program.

TransMagic, the leading developer of innovative and affordable 3D CAD translation software, has announced it has joined the SolidWorks Solution Partner Program. TransMagic's software addresses the interoperability challenges facing today's designers and dramatically reduces the time to transfer 3D files accurately between the most CAD/CAM/CAE systems used in a wide range of manufacturing related applications. TransMagic's multi-format CAD data exchange software products are compatible with every CAD system.

They feature extensive geometry repair tools providing a robust 'solid to solid' translation of 3D CAD data.

TransMagic supports the major MCAD (mechanical CAD) and neutral file formats including CATIA V5, CATIA V4, Unigraphics, Pro/Engineer, ACIS, Parasolid, STEP, StereoLithography, IGES and HSF.

'We are proud to be affiliated with SolidWorks, a company recognized as an industry leader committed to the highest quality 3D CAD solutions,' said Todd Reade, President of TransMagic.

'Winning acceptance into SolidWorks' Solution Partner program attests to the many contributions TransMagic has made to data translation software in quality, reliability and usability.

Our translators solve the problem of working across all major 3D CAD platforms and automatically translating and repairing solid model data accurately in minutes versus days.

Our customers have been able to reduce labor costs, greatly improve turn around time and increase their bottom line.' TransMagic data translation software is used by firms who need access to multiple data formats for use in their many manufacturing related applications.

Market segments include aerospace, automotive, consumer electronics, semiconductors and marine.

TransMagic sells to manufacturing companies, tool and die makers, mold makers, mechanical Engineers and designers, and all manufacturing professionals.

Customers include Boeing, Honda, Lear Corporation, Toyota, Honeywell, DaimlerChrysler, Ericsson, Peterbilt, Toshiba, and General Electric among many others.