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CIMATRON Interference - Check
CIMATRON Interference - Check
Assist the user to detect mistakes. The tool supplies visual information of the geometries which are involved in
the interference so that the user can easily take the necessary actions to fix the problems.
Unpack the file interference.ctf (under the tutorials work files) and load the MD_MD.elt
New Interference Check enables a check between any two groups in the assembly, or between items of a
selected group
Select all displayed components as the input for the first group. Exit.
Show the Fixed side. Select the Filter component icon. Hold the cursor over one of the components of the
fixed side, but do not select it. After a few seconds, the cursor changes to a double arrow
Hold the left mouse button, and move the cursor until the option of the whole assembly is highlighted.
Select OK
Press OK.
Hide Uninvolved
To better analyze the problems, hide the parts which are not involved in the interference.
Hide/Show Results
To temporarily hide the results (red boundary) select the option: Analyze / Interference Check / Hide /
Show Results.
Double-click the Guide Bush and the Guide Pillar. Note that the diameter of the Guide Pillar is larger than
the diameter of the Guide Bush.
Look at the other area detected in the previous interference check. Note that the Cavity was not cut by the
Runner part.
Show K20.
Note that although you have fixed the problems of the Guide Pillar and the Cavity, there is no refresh of the
result. The refresh of the result is done just after rerunning an interference check, or by applying a new one.
Select OK.
Cut the Sprue bushing with the Runner part. Cut the Sprue bushing with the ejector pin and finely cut
Plate K20 with the Sprue.
Create a new Interference Check. Show the Movable Side and the Ejection System and hide the Fixed
Side.
Select OK.
Hide the irrelevant parts. Note that the relevant ejector does not have a pocket.
Note that this interference was not detected previously, as the system looked only for parts that interfere with
each other and which belong to different groups. This ‘interference check’ (inside group) checks for parts that
interfere with each other and which belong to the same group.