Anaglyph releases Laminate Tools version 4.10
Improvements include new algorithms, added support for Abaqus, Ansys Workbench add-ins and a faster, more reliable SolidWorks add-in.

Source | Anaglyph Ltd.
Composites structural design software specialist Anaglyph Ltd. (London, U.K.) has released version 4.10 of its Laminate Tools software application, delivering user-driven features in the Design, Analysis, Check and Manufacture modules, as well as in the user interface for composites structural design.
Anaglyph notes the considerable effort put in to speed up and enrich important functionalities that can save design time and build a better structural component, such as improving and extending interfaces to third-party partner products in both CAD and FEA domains. The company has also upgraded layup ply imports which now have fast/smart algorithms, supporting edge splits and seeds; added support for Abaqus 2020; the ability to export Abaqus solid mesh based on layup surface; Ansys Workbench add-in implementation; and a faster, more reliable SolidWorks add-in for plies with a large number of surfaces.
Laminate Tools is a stand-alone Windows application that addresses the entire geometry import-design-analysis-check-manufacture process of composites structural design. Used by composite structures designers and stress analysts in automotive, aerospace, marine, energy and leisure industries, it links the various disciplines, communicates original data between all involved in the process and conserves design time. Laminate tools also interfaces with most CAD and FEA applications, enabling for a flexible workflow.
Find a more comprehensive list of the software’s .
Related Content
-
Optimizing robotic winding of composite tanks and pipes
Pioneer in mandrel-based reinforced rubber and composite products, TANIQ offers TaniqWindPro software and robotic winding expertise for composite pressure vessels and more.
-
Collier Aerospace HyperX optimizes X-59 composite nose cone
Swift Engineering relied on the CAE software’s structural sizing, analysis and test validation capabilities to deliver flight hardware for NASA’s supersonic QueSST aircraft early, under budget and with 25% weight savings.
-
Aurora reveals latest SPRINT X-Plane design concept
An Aurora and Boeing team advances its high-speed, vertical lift concept to the preliminary design phase, which features three lift fans, a more refined composite exterior and an uncrewed cockpit.