CAMWorks 2025 SP5 for SolidWorks Win x64 Multilanguage

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HCLSoftwarehas releasedCAMWorks 2025 SP5is an intuitive, feature-based CAM software that helps to increase productivity using best-in-class technologies and adaptable automation tools to maximize CNC machining efficiency.
Owner:HCL Technologies
Product Name:CAMWorks
Version:2025 SP5
Supported Architectures:x64
Website Home Page :www.camworks.com
Languages Supported:multilanguage
System Requirements:Windows *
Software Prerequisites:pre-installed SolidWorks 2024 - 2025
[b]Size:[/b]2.0 Gb


The release of CAMWorks 2025 introduces several innovative features and enhancements designed to streamline manufacturing processes and improve productivity. With compatibility updates, advanced simulation capabilities, and improved toolpath management, this version offers significant improvements for CAMWorks users. CAMWorks 2025 has strengthened its integration with SOLIDWORKS and the 3DEXPERIENCE platform. It now runs seamlessly as a Partner Gold Add-in within SOLIDWORKS applications, enhancing data management and collaboration in cloud environments. This update ensures a more cohesive workflow for users leveraging SOLIDWORKS and CAMWorks together. New simulation features provide users with greater control and precision.
What' new in CAMWorks 2025 SP5

1. CW-142379 CSR-30129 Installation During the installation of CAMWorks 2025 SP5, an incorrect warning message stating that a supported SOLIDWORKS setup was not found appears when the installer detects either 3D Experience SOLIDWORKS 2026 or SOLIDWORKS 2026. Although the installation proceeds correctly if the user clicks OK to continue with the installation, this misleading message needs to be removed from the installation routine to avoid confusion.
2. CW-141754 CSR-29585 Simulation The SETHOMEPOS command within the Eureka Script incorrectly processes positional values as metric (mm) even when the CAMWorks project is explicitly set to 'Inch' units (G20). Consequently, when executing HOME commands based on the set home position, the machine table moves to the metric equivalent (E.g.: X250mm, Y250mm) instead of the expected inch values (X250in, Y250in).
3. CW-141295 CSR-29718 System The CAMWorks application crashes when attempting to edit a Multisurface feature for the specific Mill part. Switching the Display tab from the Operation tree to the Feature tree and selecting the last Multisurface feature also causes the CAMWorks application to crash.
4. CW-141049 CSR-29643 Rebuild For the specific Mill part, a toolpath rebuild issue is observed for a 2.5 Axis Curve feature built on an equation-driven sketch. After modifying the sketch geometry by changing some parameters of the spiral curve, the associated toolpath fails to update to the new geometry, even when a rebuild is executed or the toolpath is manually refreshed. The system fails to display a warning that the trajectory is not updated. The toolpath only updates correctly after you delete the current feature choice and replace it with the updated sketch profile.
5. CW-140271 CSR-29453 Simulation In Assembly mode, when running simulation in Turbo mode for Milling operations under Mill setups beyond the first one, the stock display is incorrect. For parts mounted on a tombstone fixture with stock defined as a bounding box and cylindrical shape individually, when simulating in Turbo mode, the milling operation from the second mill part setup onwards, the stock display is incorrect, and the cylindrical stock is not shown properly. If there are multiple instances, the stock for only the first instance is displayed in the graphics area. Furthermore, selecting the stock for the second instance using the "Pick the stock to simulate" option does not work, as the stock for the first instance remains visible.
6. CW-140247 CSR-29435 UIF For a Contour Mill operation using a Countersink tool (or Center drill tool) for Chamfer Machining, modifying the feed parameters while the Link to tool checkbox option under the F/S tab is unchecked does not save the changes. After modifying the value and closing and reopening the operation, the feed parameter reverts to its original value. This behavior is observed specifically with Countersink and Center drill tools and works correctly for other tool types.
7. CW-139743 CSR-29317 Toolpath For the specific Mill part, for its Contour Mill operation, when Depth Processing is set to Depth by region, the toolpath does not execute a rapid move to the clearance plane and a rapid Z-down move for the second and subsequent depth passes. Instead, the tool feeds down in Z from the rapid clearance plane. The expected behavior is that the tool should rapid to the Rapid Clearance plane, then move to the start point while avoiding the specified sketch area, and then rapid down.
8. CW-139700 CSR-29300 Assembly For the specific Assembly file, the Thread Mill toolpaths fail to generate when fixtures are actively selected under Avoid Fixtures in Mill Part Setup. This issue is due to Thread Mill operations improperly interpreting fixture information. This is inconsistent as all other operations under the same setup with identical fixtures selected for avoidance generate toolpaths correctly.
9. CW-139216 CSR-29191 UIF In Assembly mode, when attempting to set the Spindle Speed for a Sub-Spindle operation, specifically when adding a Spindle Speed value, the input value reverts to zero. This issue is confined to Assembly mode, as the spindle speed value can be successfully modified in Part mode.
10. CW-138004 CSR-28888 Toolpath For a Contour Mill operation with the Toolpath center set to Without compensation and Tab Cutting enabled with Feedover selected under the Leadin/Leadout tab, the tool incorrectly moves up to the Clearance Plane around the tabs. This is observed when displaying the toolpath at G-code coordinates. The toolpath should execute a Feed over move as defined in the tab settings and not a retract to the clearance plane. However, if the Limited Look ahead (Gouge Check) option under NC tab is checked, the toolpath generates correctly.
11. CW-137699 CSR-28828 Feature For a Mill-Turn part that contains an irregular pocket feature with an island that was constructed using the Combine solid feature, the Wrap feature fails to get recognized and displays an error message. This issue is observed when attempting to create the wrap pocket feature with an island and clicking OK to close the Feature Creation dialog box.
12. CW-137557 CSR-28743 VoluMill The 3 Axis VoluMill toolpath is incorrectly machining the entire stock area at the Adaptive Cut Level depths. Under the Area Clearance tab, when the Max Cut Amount is 9mm and the Cut Amount is 3mm, the toolpath should only machine close to the part model at the secondary Adaptive cut levels (6mm and 3mm). However, simulation shows excessive air cutting in unneeded areas at these levels, significantly wasting cycle time. This issue persists even when Rest Machining is set to WIP. The air moves are eliminated if the Cut Amount is changed to 5mm. This behavior is observed for large parts and when an Avoid Area is added as a sketch.
13. CW-119127 CSR-22561 Rebuild The automatic rebuild of the Part Bounding Box vertex fails to occur when the bounding box gets altered due to hiding or showing SOLIDWORKS surface bodies. User has to manually select Tools>CAMWorks>Rebuild after showing the surface bodies for the Coordinate System definition to update and include them in the Part Bounding Box. The expected behavior is that this rebuild should happen automatically, or you should be prompted to rebuild. Even after executing a manual rebuild, the surface bodies are still not correctly considered by the Part Bounding Box definition
14. CW-115498 CSR-20539 Toolpath For the specific Mill part, the toolpath for one of its Open Profile Feature fails to generate correctly. If the Open Profile feature has been created with a 25-degree taper, and Allowance value set to '0', the resultant Contour Mill toolpath generated ends up gouging the feature area. The toolpath only works correctly and avoids gouging when an Allowance value is applied

CAMWorks for SOLIDWORKSwas the first fully integrated computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) solution designed exclusively to operate in SOLIDWORKS and the first to offer knowledge-based, feature recognition, and associative machining capabilities within SOLIDWORKS. CAMWorks uses the same SOLIDWORKS geometry to generate toolpaths to ensure the part you machine is the same part you've modeled. Toolpath simulation allows users to compare "as designed" parts to "as machined" parts. The part model-to-toolpath associativity in CAMWorks increases machining productivity and lowers manufacturing costs by eliminating time-consuming CAM system rework due to design updates. CAMWorks eliminates the drudgery of CNC programming with Intelligent Machining through automation. Pioneered by Geometric Technologies, this suite of tools automates the generation of toolpaths based on a knowledge-based database. It eliminates hours of complex programming through Automatic Feature Recognition (AFR) that automatically defines prismatic machinable features, while the TechDBTM (Technology Database) defines machining operations to automatically generate accurate toolpaths at the click of a button. CAMWorks machining modules include: 2½ Axis Mill, 3 Axis Mill, Turning, Mill-Turn with 5 Axis Simultaneous Machining Support, 4/5 Axis Simultaneous Machining, and Wire EDM.
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