Digital Tool Management System for Small Manufacturers
TDM Systems Inc.’s software enables the use of different communication options with production machines to implement an automated transfer of tool data directly to the machine control.
To support customers in need of data management solutions, TDM Systems Inc. offers new data services for users and tool manufacturers.
TDM Cloud Essentials is a cloud-based tool management system developed especially for small companies that have shied away from digital tool management until now. The entry-level solution from TDM Systems is available now, and companies that do not require an IT installation can simply register and get started immediately.
New releases for the main software product lines TDM and TDM Global Line will be released by the end of the year. According to the company, the releases enable users to perform better and more efficiently. The new Fixture Module for the TDM Global Line helps users manage the wide range of different fixtures.
Using TDM’s software, users can use different communication options with the production machines to implement an automated transfer of tool data directly to the machine control. According to the company, this means that the required tool data can be transferred without any errors and, by monitoring the tool life, tools can be retrofitted in a timely manner.
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