MASTER BOOK

for Plastic Mold (Global)

Operation Manual
Ver. G201410
 INDEX
A Installation Instructions
A1. Steps for installation .......................................................................................................................................................................................06
A2. Shortcut to Mold EX-Press is not created in your NX tool bar ........................................................................................................................07
A3. Shortcut to Mold EX-Press is not created in your Pro/E tool bar ....................................................................................................................08
A4. Shortcut to Mold EX-Press is not created in your SolidWorks tool bar...........................................................................................................09
A5. Mold EX-Press is unresponsive in AutoCAD ..................................................................................................................................................10
A6. How to uninstall via Start menu ......................................................................................................................................................................11

B Basic Operations
B1-1. Functions inǗHomeǘ, the 1st page..................................................................................................................................................................14
B1-2. Functions inǗProduct Type SelectioOǘ, the 2nd page .....................................................................................................................................15
B1-3. Functions inǗProduct Conguration - 2D vieXǘ, the 3rd page ........................................................................................................................16
B1-4. Functions inǗProduct Conguration - 3D vieXǘ, the 3rd page ........................................................................................................................17
B1-5. Functions inǗBOM lisUǘ
...................................................................................................................................................................................18
B2-1. How to use Mold EX-Press in NX ..................................................................................................................................................................19
B2-2. Switching modeling mode between Multi-body (non-assembly) and assembly (for NX only) ........................................................................20
B2-3. Changing layer setting for each of part body and subtraction body (for NX Multi-body mode only) ..............................................................21
B2-4. How to use Mold EX-Press in Pro/E ...............................................................................................................................................................22
B2-5. How to use Mold EX-Press in SolidWorks......................................................................................................................................................23
B2-6. How to use Mold EX-Press in AutoCAD .........................................................................................................................................................24
B2-7. Exporting 3D drawing in intermediary format .................................................................................................................................................25

C Advanced Operations
C1. Searching the parts quickly
C1-1. Filtering by shape or material in selecting product type .................................................................................................................................28
C1-2. Quickly reach to category page by various shortcut menu in CAD tool bar ...................................................................................................29
C1-3. Seeking C-VALUE product quickly .................................................................................................................................................................30
C1-4. Searching by diagram (suitable for new engineers) .......................................................................................................................................31
C1-5. Creating shortcut for frequently selected parts (Search by My Favorite) .......................................................................................................32

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C1-6. Searching parts previously selected (Search by History) ...............................................................................................................................33
C1-7. Filtering the conditions to choose the product (Advanced search 1) ..............................................................................................................34
C1-8. Entering the product type for quick search (Advanced search 2) ...................................................................................................................35
C1-9. Searching parts by part name tree directory (Search by Structure) ...............................................................................................................36
C1-10.Searching product with keywords by adding product remark (Remark search 1) ..........................................................................................37
C1-11. Selecting product according to the added remark (Remark search 2) ...........................................................................................................38
C1-12.Selecting products by delivery time (suitable for routine maintenance work) .................................................................................................39

C2. Using CAD-modeling function perfectly

C2-1. How to congure the part number ..................................................................................................................................................................42
C2-2. Checking the part shape by previewing in 3D (before locating in CAD) .........................................................................................................43
C2-3. Using subtract solid function at the same time of locating a model ................................................................................................................44
C2-4. Locating the related components at the same time without a pause..............................................................................................................45
C2-5. Autoconguration setting for model-related functions ....................................................................................................................................46
C2-6. Jumping swiftly from Mold EX-Press to CAD interface for dimension measuring ..........................................................................................47
C2-7. Modifying dimensions of the model being located on CAD ............................................................................................................................48
C2-8. To understand more about Misumi Alteration code (Alteration 1) ...................................................................................................................49
C2-9. Using LC to alter the full length (Alteration 2) .................................................................................................................................................50
C2-10.Ordering the non-standard parts ....................................................................................................................................................................51
C2-11. Recognizing parts modication and edit BOM with a remark (for SolidWorks only).......................................................................................52
C2-12.Transcribing product information in BOM list to AutoCAD ..............................................................................................................................53
C2-13.Indicating the part number in AutoCAD ..........................................................................................................................................................54
C2-14.Changing view direction of 3D part model and returning its position to the center.........................................................................................55
C2-15.Changing model scale with a mouse ..............................................................................................................................................................56
C2-16.Reference point helps you for easier and quicker designing ..........................................................................................................................57
C2-17.Changing the background color of the 3D preview.........................................................................................................................................58

C3. Using the BOM list conveniently

C3-1. Exporting the BOM list ....................................................................................................................................................................................60
C3-2. Setting company information in the BOM list..................................................................................................................................................61
C3-3. Adding another parts other than Mold EX-Press to BOM list manually ..........................................................................................................62
C3-4. Customizing the BOM template in MS Excel sheet ........................................................................................................................................63

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 C3-5. Adding the previous selection speedy to BOM list .........................................................................................................................................64
C3-6. Organizing the parts in BOM list .....................................................................................................................................................................65
C3-7. Customizing the display of BOM details .........................................................................................................................................................66
C3-8. Sorting the order of item rows in BOM ...........................................................................................................................................................67
C3-9. Importing the BOM list (which was exported recently) ...................................................................................................................................68
C3-10.Setting OCQ (One-Click-Quotation) function..................................................................................................................................................69
C3-11. How to use OCQ ............................................................................................................................................................................................70

C4. Other convenient usage

C4-1. Afrming the paper catalog content ................................................................................................................................................................72
C4-2. Viewing Technical Data and Product Data .....................................................................................................................................................73
C4-3. Obtaining the instruction manual, Master Book ..............................................................................................................................................74
C4-4. Shortcut to your own CAD Library ..................................................................................................................................................................75
C4-5. Sharing the remarks function..........................................................................................................................................................................76
C4-6. Sharing the History information with other designers .....................................................................................................................................77

D Setting the Environment

D1. Selecting the language ...................................................................................................................................................................................80
D2. Language setting of Mold EX-Press drop-down menu in CAD.......................................................................................................................81
D3. Reporting errors in software ...........................................................................................................................................................................82

E Installation Environment/License Agreement

E1. Installation environment..................................................................................................................................................................................84
E2. License Agreement .........................................................................................................................................................................................85
E3. Misumi Worldwide sales ofces......................................................................................................................................................................90

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 A.
A. Installation
Installation Instructions
Instructions

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A1. Steps for installation

How to install Mold EX-Press for Plastic Mold

Step 1.
Install the basic program

Step 2.
Connect to your CAD system 3 easy steps
Step 3.
Complete installation

Please see the attached sheet for details.

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 A2. Shortcut to Mold EX-Press is not created in your NX tool bar

Once Mold EX-Press is installed successfully shortcut is created automatically in the tool bar of NX. However if other add-in
softwares (ex; ET2008) are installed ahead the new shortcut may sometimes not appear. The following method is to allow the
softwares in compatible use.

Open the Environment Next go to the file in UG

1 Variables in Advanced of System 3 directly and open the file
Properties to check the current in txt format.
value. Proceed to the following ugii\menus\custom_dirs.dat
steps if UGII_USER_DIR is
currently occupied with any
secondary software.

First copy the current path Paste the current path of

2 of Mold EX-Press from 4 Mold EX-press (taken in 2)
MisumiMold_Path in to the very bottom line.
Environment Variables. Save and exit.

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A3. Shortcut to Mold EX-Press is not created in your Pro/E tool bar

Once Mold EX-Press is installed successfully shortcut is created automatically in the tool bar of Pro/E. However if it does not appear
please try the following solution.

Go to the bin folder at the Open the Pro/E properties

1 installation path of Pro/E 3 to get the path of the
and find a file [Protk.dat] [Start in] folder.
which was generated Go to the folder.
automatically during
software installation.

Copy the file [Protk.dat]. Paste the file [Prokt.dat]

2 4 (taken in 2) to the
[Start in] folder.
Then restart the computer.

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 A4. Shortcut to Mold EX-Press is not created in your SolidWorks tool bar

Once Mold EX-Press is installed successfully shortcut is created automatically in the tool bar of SolidWorks. However if it does not
appear please try the following solution.

Open [Options] of SolidWorks tool bar and select [Add-Ins]. Shortcut of Mold EX-Press is created in the toolbar.
1 3

Check [MEX(Mold)] then click

2 "OK".

[Key point]
Name of Add-In program
MEX(Mold): Mold EX-Press for Plastic Mold
MEX(Press): Mold EX-Press for Press Die
Both softwares can be installed on a PC
and go together so that two MEX names
appear as shown in right.

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A5. Mold EX-Press is unresponsive in AutoCAD Click [Add], select
3 "GML: MsmControllerMold_GML.arx"
program in [Add File to Startup
After the installation is complete, the menu as well as the tool Suite] pop-up. This path will be
bar will appear. If there is no response after clicking them, just the installation directory of Mold
proceed with the next methods. After first manual loading, they will EX-Press.

appear automatically.

Open [Tool] of AutoCAD

1 tool bar and select
[Load application] so
that a new window
opens as shown in the
Click [Add],
right.
4 MsmController...arx will
appear in [Startup Suite] as
seen in the image shown in
the right.

Click the [Contents...]

2 button in
[Startup Suite]. Then click [Close] to finish the step.
The [List of applications] 5
interface will appear.

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 A6. How to uninstall via Start menu Lastly select Uninstall for
3 basic program.
Two methods are available for uninstallation; via Control Panel
and via Start program.

Click Start button and open

1 the folder of MISUMI where
Mold EX-Press program is [Key point]
located. Please go to the correct folder if its name is changed when installation.

Uninstallation via Control Panel

4 is also available. Select Mold
EX-Press and run Uninstall.

Select Uninstall program

2 for CAD one by one.

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 B.
B. Basic
Basic Operations
Operations

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B1-1. Functions in 【Home】, the 1st page

Functions of Mold EX-Press for Plastic Mold

Search box
Home
BOM list
Help

Select parts
by image

Select parts
Shortcut to My Library
by diagram

Select parts from

My Favorite list

Select parts from

History list

Search by various
conditions in complex

Select parts by part name

directory in tree-structure

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 B1-2. Functions in 【Product Type Selection】, the 2nd page

Product selection
Product selection by specification
by category

Product guide

Product selection
by part type

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B1-3. Functions in 【Product Configuration - 2D view】, the 3rd page

Product photo, Tip

shape, and additional
2D view image information are shown

Material / Material standard

Days to Ship

About Days to ship

on WEB

Open paper catalog

Designate the dimension in PDF
and alteration
Enlarge 2D view

MISUMI part number

to order is indicated Add to My Favorite

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 B1-4. Functions in 【Product Configuration - 3D view】, the 3rd page

Export CAD data in

intermediary format

3D view image

View in wire frame

View in shading

View in shading with

Open quick command summary
edges

Fit (to the center)

Switch view direction

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B1-5. Functions in 【BOM list】

Selection box Click to open product

(for deletion) photo.
Click again to close.

Delete the selected

product from BOM Click to sort
list.

Reset the current list

and create a new
BOM list.

Export to
MS Excel sheet
Click to customize
BOM information
Import from
MS Excel sheet
Combine the same
part numbers to a
single row

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 B2-1. How to use Mold EX-Press in NX Complete parameters for the
3 basic size.
By three-step selection, the 3D drawing of the part can be
configured and placed directly into the CAD by seamless
connection with NX. The model structure is set at non-assembly [Key point]
mode as default. Click [Next] to generate the
3D drawing after confirming the
shape and parameters
Display the [Home] for
1 selecting product model.

Check the function

4 for easy layout you need.

Select the product shape

2 with scrollbar on the
upper-left image Position the part
(Selection of the basic 5 as per NX method.
shape).

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B2-2. Switching modeling mode between Multi-body (non-assembly) and assembly (for NX only)

NX can apply two different modeling structures, assembly or multi-body (non-assembly). Mold EX-Press can output part models in
both structures by switching the modeling mode so that you can proceed designing with your preferred structure. The default output
mode is set for multi-body (non-assembly).

The default output mode is Select "Assembly" in

1 Multi-body (non-assembly), 3 the NX setting. Then
shown at right, for a product click "Confirm".
type TSSB.

The model can be

2 Go to [Help] and open
[MODEL OUTPUT CAD
4 exported with assembled
setting]. structure.

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 B2-3. Changing layer setting for each of part body and subtraction body (for NX Multi-body mode only)

When you choose the Multi-body modeling mode, you can define individual layers for part body and subtraction body.

Define layer numbers for Part body and subtraction body

1 part body and subtraction 3 are imported into NX as per your
body. definition.
Applicable numbers:
1 to 256.

Part body: Main part

Subtract body: Subtract solid part
Part body Subtraction body
Layer: 1 Layer: 61

Click "Confirm"
2
Body (1) (2) Body (0)
Display both layer:1 and layer:61

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B2-4. How to use Mold EX-Press in Pro/E Complete parameters for the basic
3 size.
By three-step selection, the 3D drawing of the part can be
configured and placed directly into the CAD by seamless
[Key point]
connection with Pro/E.
Click [Next] to generate the
3D drawing after confirming the
shape and parameters

Display the [Home] for

1 product model selection.

Check the function

4 for easy layout you need.

Select the product

2 shape with scrollbar on
the upper-left image Position the part
(Selection of the basic 5 as per Pro/E
shape). method.

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 B2-5. How to use Mold EX-Press in SolidWorks 3 Complete parameters for the
basic size.
By three-step selection, the 3D drawing of the part can
be configured and placed directly into the CAD by seamless
connection with SolidWorks.

Display the [Home]

1 from SolidWorks menu,
and select the product
category.

Click "NEXT".
4

Select the product shape

2 with scrollbar on the
upper-left image
(Selection of the basic
shape).
Position the part as per
5 SolidWorks method.

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B2-6. How to use Mold EX-Press in AutoCAD Complete parameters for the
3 basic size.
By three-step selection, the 3D drawing of the part can be
configured and located directly into the CAD by seamless
[Key point]
connection with AutoCAD.
Click [Next] to generate the
3D drawing after confirming the
shape and parameters

Display the Home for

1 product model selection.

Select the product

4 layout view as per
the product
requirements,
such as 3D view.

Select the product shape

2 with scrollbar on the
upper-left image Configure the part
(Selection of the basic 5 in CAD.
shape) .

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 B2-7. Exporting 3D drawing in intermediary format

If you don’t have CAD other than AutoCAD, NX, Pro/E, CREO or Solidworks, the DWG, DXF, IGES, STEP, SAT and PARASOLID
formats can be exported from Mold EX-Press so that they are compatible with the various 2D and 3D design software.

First, set up the file name Click the to

1 rule, intermediary format 3 export the drawing.
to output and path of a
folder to save CAD files.

Complete the parameters The drawings are saved as

2 and click 3D view to switch 4 specified in Model Output
the tab. CAD Setting.

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 C.
C. Advanced
Advanced Operations
Operations
C1. Searching the parts quickly

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C1-1. Filtering by shape or material in selecting product type

In product type selection page, if you want to filter the products by material, shape, and other conditions, using this function will be
very convenient.

Display the Product Narrow down the

1 Type Selection page 3 product list for further
(The Second page). filtering by category.

Number of
product type remained: 3

Select product shape Narrow down the product

2 with scrollbar on the 4 list for further filtering by
upper-left part of the material.
image (Selection of
basic shape).
Number of
product type remained: 1
Number of
product type remained: 12

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 C1-2. Quickly reach to category page by various shortcut menu in CAD tool bar

Preparing drop-down category menu and index icons in CAD tool bar, you can reach the target category promptly.

Open the drop-down menu Clicking index icons in CAD tool bar is also an easy way to open the
1 of Mold EX-Press (MEX) and 3 category page.
select [Product INDEX].

Select a category you

2 are seeking so that you
can directly jump to the
target category page.

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C1-3. Seeking C-VALUE product quickly

C-VALUE products, which Misumi developed in April 2011, are priced at approximately half the price of the conventional products.
Misumi recommend the C-VALUE series to those who are seeking cost-effective products.

Display the interface for For comparison of differences

1 Selecting product type 3 with the current products, click
(Second interface). the [ ! ] button in [Ref] column to
veiw detailed information.

In the brand column, The differences from

2 select C-VALUE product. 4 current product in tolerance
and material are all listed in
the table of contents.

[Key point]
Under the premise of good quality,
C-VALUE product realizes low price by
changing product material and loose
tolerance. Please contact at your
nearest MiSUMi office to get detailed
information.

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 C1-4. Searching by diagram (suitable for new engineers)

This function can easily help you to search standard components used in different mold types, so that new designers will not make
any mistakes while selecting parts.

Press the [Diagram] button. Product name will pop up when the
1 (Home) 3 cursor is on the red button in the
diagram. Click the button so that
you can move to type selection
page easily.

Select the mold type to

2 be designed in this area.
(ex; Three-plate Mold I )

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C1-5. Creating shortcut for frequently selected parts (Search by My Favorite) In case of size change
3 which requires part model
configuration, just click the
Once the frequently used products are added to My Favorite, [Config]
you can easily and quickly jump to Product Configuration Page of button.
those products from next time.

In the Product
1 Configuration ( the third
[Key point]

page), after parameters If they are of the same size,

are completed, click the just click to directly add the
product to BOM list.
button below so that this
product will be added to
My Favorite.
Modify size, then press
4 [Next] button to configure
the drawing in CAD.

From next time when you

2 select a product that has
already been added to
My Favorite, just click the
tab of My Favorite in the
Home (the first page). The part drawing is located
5 in CAD.

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 C1-6. Searching parts previously selected (Search by History) If changes in product size are
3 needed, you can select and
enter the required value to
It is very troublesome to re-select the parts used previously make necessary change.
from the first stage. Using History search function can help you to
find the parts selected in the past.

[Key point]
After clicking the [Next] button in the
Click the [History] tab in
1 Home.
third page (Product Configuration), the
data will be added to History.

Check the function

4 for easy layout you need.

The products selected

2 previously are listed on the
History Screen.To open the The part drawing is
Product Configuration page, 5 located in CAD.
click

[Key point]
If the parts are of the same
size, you can directly add the parts
to BOM. You can also confirm how
many times the parts are set.

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 C1-7. Filtering the conditions to choose the product (Advanced search 1)

The parts can be selected by using the relevant information about product such as part name, product type, brand name.

Open Advanced Search. Enter partial or entire

1 3 product type in the
Type box. (E.g. SW)

[Key point]
To narrow down the
search result, entry in each
box at the same time is
available.

Enter partial or entire part

2 name in the KeyWord box.
(E.g. SPRING)

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 C1-8. Entering the product type for quick search (Advanced search 2)

If you are already familiar with Misumi part number, the product type can be entered directly in the search box to find the part quickly.

You can directly enter the All the product types including
1 product type here. 3 ‘SWM’ are listed up.

Only product type can be If an entire part number is

2 entered. Such as: SWM. 4 entered, such as SWM12-65,
result fails.

[Key point]
You can only enter the product
type in the search box.If other
parameters are entered, parts
cannot be identified, and will not be
found.

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 C1-9. Searching parts by part name tree directory (Search by Structure)

The needed parts can be quickly searched by part name in tree-structured directory.

Click [Structure] in the Home. Next select the part name to

1 3 list up the applicable product
types.

Click [Parameter] of the

product type you select to
open the Product
Configuration for size
designation.

Click to open the product The Product Configuration

2 category to select the part. 4 page you selected is open.

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 C1-10. Searching product with keywords by adding product remark (Remark search 1) Select the [Advanced Search]
3 tab.
Add your own remark (client information, product features,
etc.) for frequently used product and search by a remark as
keywords added by oneself.

Select the [Remark] tab

1 in the product configuration
(Third page).

Enter the keywords to be

4 searched in the Remark column.

[Key point]
You can also use the search box in the
top of the window. Select [Remark] from the
pull-down menu, and enter keywords for the
remark.

Fill the blank in the bottom

2 with contents for a remark
and editor’s name, then click All products with the remarks of
[Add] button. 5 which include the entered
keywords will be listed up.

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 C1-11. Selecting product according to the added remark (Remark search 2) The remarks can also be refered
3 in the list in [Structure] tab.
You can refer to the remarks (e.g. client name and product
features, etc.) that you added for your convenience while selecting
the parts.

First select the product

1 category to open Product
Type Selection page.

It can also be found in [History]

4 and [My Favorite].

You can browse remarks

2 in Product Type Selection
page. It is also presented in the
5 [Advance Search] results.

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 C1-12. Selecting products by delivery time (suitable for routine maintenance work)

Delivery time is one of the important factors when maintaining or replacing parts, so the products can be selected based on the
delivery time.

Products can be selected Confirm the [Delivery]

1 from the Home 3 column.
(First page).

[Key point]
Display Product Type
2 Selection page
Currently filtering by delivery time cannot be used. Kindly confirm
product delivery period first, and then select the products based on the
(Second page).
relevant information.

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 C. Advanced Operations
C2. Using CAD-modeling function perfectly

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C2-1. How to configure the part number If the basic sizes are adjusted,
3 the selectable range of the
correlated parameters are
In the product parameter aspect, all parameters are constrained by adjusted correspondingly.
the relevant formulae. After the basic size is determined, the relevant
selectable ranges or respective parameters are shown.You don’t have
to recalculate to determine the parameters, so that the design time is
saved.

Go to the Product
1 Configuration
(third page),
and then designate the
size .
Once correct numerical values
4 are all determined, Misumi’s
standard part number is
generated automatically without
an error.

Mold EX-Press
2 automatically shows the
selectable ranges of the This also applies to the alteration
parameters with 5 work.
specifiable unit by default.

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 C2-2. Checking the part shape by previewing in 3D (before locating in CAD)

After the parts are selected, to ensure whether the specifications of selected parts and the additional processing are correct, the
shapes of the parts can be checked through the preview function of the 3D models so that the time is saved.

Firstly, open the Home, Click the 3D view tab to see

1 and then select the parts. 3 the selected parts modeled
in 3D.

Complete the parameters Switch to [Alteration] screen

2 (third page). 4 if additional work is required.
The part shape in preview
window will correspond to
your alteration selection
immediately.

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C2-3. Using subtract solid function at the same time of locating a model

When the part designed by Mold EX-Press is located on CAD, at the same time, the size of mounting hole is automatically calculated
based on a standard hole machining and the hole to fit is subtracted from the plate.

Select a product category Check the function

1 (ex; Stepped Ejector Pins). 3 for easy layout you need.

[Key point]
Please untick if automatic
subtraction is unnecessary. Even
unticked, subtract information is
stored so that it can be recalled
later.

Once all the parameters at Select the plate to be

2 Product Configuration 4 subtracted and locate the
page are completed, click part on it.
[Next].

[Key point]
For details, please refer to
C2-5. Autoconfiguration setting.

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 C2-4. Locating the related components at the same time without a pause Suggestion for sequential
3 positioning of related parts
follows after locating the part.
Once the main part is located in CAD, Mold EX-Press simultaneously Select the related parts indicated
and sequentially suggests to layout the mounting bolts and related in the window, then click [Next].
components so that efficiency in designing drastically improves. (e.g: related part, sprue
bushing guide, SBGN)

[Key point]
Complete all the For details, please refer to
1 parameters in Product C2-5. Autoconfiguration setting.
Configuration page, then
click [Next].
(e.g: SXGM)

Complete all the parameters

4 of the relevant part in
Product Configuration page,
then click [Next].

Tick
2 [Use "Automatic screw layout"]

Parts design is completed SXGM

5 efficiently by using convenient
functions of simultaneous
locating and sequential
[Key point] locating.
The located parts, mounting
bolts in this case, are not set SXGM: Primarily selected
item which will be added to original part
BOM list as individual items. CB: Selected by automatic
CB
For details, please refer to screw layout
SBGN
C2-5. Autoconfiguration setting. SBGN: Selected by sequential
positioning of the related parts
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C2-5. Autoconfiguration setting for model-related functions

Mold EX-Press' useful functions such as subtract solid, automatic screw layout, and sequential positioning can be set automatically ON or OFF to
suit your habits in designing. This is only available for NX assembly structure and Pro/E.

Go to [MODEL Autoconfiguration can

1 OUTPUT CAD setting] 2 be set at your preferable
in [Help] page. usability.

[Key point]
Always OFF: This function does not work at all
Remind each time: Pop up window always opens to alert when configuration
Always　ON: This function always works without an alert

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 C2-6. Jumping swiftly from Mold EX-Press to CAD interface for dimension measuring

When you want to make sure the size of the parts designed in CAD while specifying parameters in Mold EX-Press, use this
function for switching interface to measure the dimensions of the model drawn in CAD.

Drop-down box appears in the Select model

1 central right of the [Product 3 edge to be
Configuration] page. Select a measured in
measurement type from the CAD interface.
drop-down box.
EX) In Mold EX-Press, you are
selecting a fastening bolt to fit to
a bolt hole "diameter" you
designed in CAD.

[Key point]
Measurement
types of Distance,
Diameter and
Angle are available.

Click to jump to CAD Measured size is resulted

2 interface for measurement. 4 in the box. Then back to
Mold EX-Press and
proceed parts selection.

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C2-7. Modifying dimensions of the model being located on CAD Select the part to be
3 modified.
You don't have to start parts selection from the first step if you
want to modify dimensions of the model which is once located on
CAD.

Display the part to

1 modify.

Return to Product
4 Configuration page of Mold
EX-Press which displays
the parameters currently
selected. Re-edit the
parameters and click [Next].

Select [Modify] from

2 the menu of
Mold EX-Press Click [Regenerate] and the
in the tool bar. 5 model is updated.

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 C2-8. To understand more about Misumi Alteration code (Alteration 1)

Alteration table can be opened in PDF at the same time while designating alterations.

Click [Alteration] tab in the As instructed in the

1 product configuration for 3 [Alteration] table,
additional work selection. select the desired
alteration.

In the [Alteration]
2 interface, click [List] so
that Alteration table opens.

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C2-9. Using LC to alter the full length (Alteration 2) Click the [Alteration] tab.
3
When the designation of length is restricted due to specifiable
unit, it is convenient if the alteration is carried out by using LC.

Select the [LC] alteration of the

total length change, and then
Select the product from select the required length within
1 the Product Type the specifiable range.
Selection page
(Second page). (E.g.
GPHL8-LC62-N28)
When all parameters are input,
4 preview the model in 3D. If it is
not suitable, modify the
parameters so that the shape on
the view will also be transformed
at the same time accordingly.

Firstly, select the length

2 (size L) longer than [Key Point]
required size by LC.
At present generating part numbers especially of complicated shape or with alteration
In this case required
size is 62, therefore 65 code requires large number of calculation by looking into the paper catalog. Even though
is selected in size L such efforts were made the part numbers were sometimes wrong and further time required
column of the Basic to verify the right part numbers. Mold EX-Press, calculating the selectable range of
Size. numerical values automatically, enables you be free from
troublesome calculation to save your precious time and
avoid errors in part numers
If your desired specifications are out of Misumi standard
part please contact us directly. The window shown in the
right will open when all the necessary parameters are entered
into Mold EX-Press, click [Contact us] button and e-mail us.

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 C2-10. Ordering the non-standard parts Overwrite your
3 desired part
number.
Mold EX-Press announces whether your desired
specifications are out of standard, and inquiry window opens
automatically.

In the third page of the

1 size selection, the size
out of applicable range is
selected.

Fill in your company

4 information.

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[Key Point]
Company information
entered in [BOM setting]
is displayed by default.

The window
2 shown in the
right opens that After all the
the size you 5 information is filled up
entered is error. click the [Contact Us]
button to send it to
MISUMI.
[Key Point]
Corresponding emails are only
compatible with Outlook, Outlook
Express, and Windows Mail. Please
export the TXT format, and then
send the TXT format as an
attachment to MISUMI.

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C2-11. Recognizing parts modification and edit BOM with a remark (for SolidWorks only) Modification is made to part A. Part A: modified Part B: Unmodified
3 No modification to part B.
When a model drawn by Mold EX-Press is modified in
SolidWorks, modification is recognized and identification remark
is made in BOM so that the risk of purchasing wrong parts is
significantly reduced.

The two identical parts are

1 generated and the models
are exported to Solidworks.
Open BOM.

Open BOM again.

4

BOM shows the quantity

2 2 PCS.
New part number with * mark
5 is added automatically.

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 C2-12. Transcribing product information in BOM list to AutoCAD

Product information such as product name, part number and quantity in BOM can be copied and pasted to AutoCAD.

Export the BOM list Select [Paste Special] from

1 3 [Edit] in tool bar. Coose the
style to paste the object.

Select the products to transcribe from the BOM list and Click any place where to
2 copy. Font setting is recommended to prevent 4 paste on the AutoCAD and
characters from being garbled. information is copied.

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C2-13. Indicating the part number in AutoCAD

Part number and 2D CAD drawing can be output to AutoCAD directly.

Generate the part number The drawing with part number

1 by designating dimensions, 3 is located in AutoCAD.
then click [Next].

Select your preferred 2D view

2 projection to output.
(e.g: Third angle projection)

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 C2-14. Changing view direction of 3D part model and returning its position to the center The display also changes by
3 clicking #5 View Direction of the
Tool bar in 3D preview screen.
After changing view direction, you can return instantly to the
standard position by the following operations.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

1 Wire Frame 4 Fit

Right-click within the frame
1 of 3D view, and choose
2 Shading
3 Shading with Edges
5 View Direction
6 Help
[Left] from [View Mode].

Each click of [View Direction] icon,

4 the view changes sequentially by
a following order;
IsometricTopBottomFront
BackLeft sideRight side

The display of the model

2 changes to the left side view.
Click #4 Fit to position the part
5 model instantly in the center of
the window frame.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

1 Wire Frame 4 Fit

2 Shading 5 View Direction
3 Shading with Edges 6 Help

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C2-15. Changing model scale with a mouse

Rotation direction of the mouse wheel by which the model expands or contracts differs depending on the CAD software.
For example if the mouse wheel is rotated upwards, the model expands in Pro/E but contracts in CATIA. We recommend you to adjust
as required to meet your usage habit.

Display any Check the [Reverse

1 [3D View/ Model Output] 3 Vertical Control] box, and
window. click the confirm button.

Right-click within the frame

2 of 3D view, and choose the
[Options].

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 C2-16. Reference point helps you for easier and quicker designing

Some of part models have reference point for easier and quicker positioning of other components on the model.

Look for the location of By using this reference

1 reference point with XYZ 3 point, positioning of other
axis on the model in 3D components can be made
preview. easily.

This is an example of
2 model exported to one
of the CAD softwares, NX.

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C2-17. Changing the background color of the 3D preview

Background colors of the 3D preview can be adjusted according to your preference.

Display any Select [Change Background

1 [3D View/ Model Output] 3 Color] and choose the colors
window. for the Top area and the
Bottom area.

Right-click within the frame Background colors are

2 of 3D view, and choose the 4 adjusted accordingly.
[Options].

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 C. Advanced Operations
C3. Using the BOM list conveniently

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C3-1. Exporting the BOM list Click the [Export BOM] button.
3
BOM list of the parts selected in Mold EX-Press can be
generated automatically and exported in MS Excel sheet which
can be customized to fit your company’s own BOM format.

Click the [BOM list] button in

1 the Home (First page).

Specify the file name

4 and location to save the
BOM list in MS Excel
sheet.

[Key point]
The File name by
default is date + time,
and is generated
automatically. The file
name can be changed.

All the parts you selected in

2 Mold EX-Press are listed
up. The BOM list is
5 automatically opens in
MS Excel format after
the file is saved.

[Key point]
Several different
templates are prepared
in the file. Use them
depending on your
intended purpose.

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 C3-2. Setting company information in the BOM list Enter the company information.
3
Company information in exported BOM templates can be
filled in by default in [Help] page.

Click the [Help] button in

1 the Home
(First page).

Click the [Confirm] button.

4

Select the [BOM setting].

2
When the BOM list is
5 exported again, all the
company information
entered is displayed in
the form by default.

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C3-3. Adding another parts other than Mold EX-Press to BOM list manually

The parts information can be added manually to BOM list so that all the designed parts are combined in one single list.

Click the [BOM list] Fill in the

1 in the Home (First page). 3 detailed
product
information,
and then click
the [Add]
button.

Click the [Customize BOM The additional part is included

2 info] button. 4 in the BOM list.

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 C3-4. Customizing the BOM template in MS Excel sheet

BOM template of your company standard can be combined in the file to be exported from Mold EX-Press.

First open [Help], Copy the formula of

1 click the [BOM Setting], 3 corresponding item from
and then open [List All] sheet and paste
the [Edit Template]. to the sheet you added.

[Key point]
Setting here is rather
complicated.
Contact your nearest
Misumi for further
assistance.

Add the required

2 spreadsheet to the form.

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C3-5. Adding the previous selection speedy to BOM list

If the sizes and the models of the parts used earlier are the same, you don’t need to re-select them from the beginning. If the
History or My Favorite functions are used, the parts that were selected in the past can be quickly added .

Click the [History] button. Click [My Favorite], and

1 3 select from the list by
clicking [Purchase] button.

Select the required part from You can see all selected
2 the list, and click the 4 parts are added to BOM list
[Purchase]. after clicking the [BOM list]
button.

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 C3-6. Organizing the parts in BOM list The other method is to export
3 BOM list each time you finished
to design the mold and reset all
Mold design sometimes requires multiple designing at the same
for a next work. Export the BOM
time, and it may cause your BOM list messy. Here we give you two list.
methods to organize your BOM list.

Open your BOM list.

1

Click [Clear all] button to reset all.

4

Use the column of [Class] or

2 [Part No] which are editable
for your reference. The BOM list is clarified so that
5 you can start designing work for a
new mold.

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C3-7. Customizing the display of BOM details

Item to display can be selected at your preferable order.

Right-click anywhere on the To change the order of

1 title row in BOM list to open 3 display, highlight one you
[Choose Details] window. want to move, then click
either [Move Up] or [Move
Down].

Check a box (select) to Click [Confirm] so that the display

2 display, un-check a box 4 is changed as you arranged.
(deselect) to hide.

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 C3-8. Sorting the order of item rows in BOM

The item details in BOM are behaved to be listed up in the order of input time. It sometime requires much time to find out the
specific item from the huge list. In such a case sort the item rows in the order of AtoZ or vv by clicking the title so that you can reach the
desired item quickly.

Click the title row in BOM.

1

The list will be in the order of

2 AtoZ.
For the reversed order, do
another click.

[Key point]
Sorting is available at all the item details except Photo, Remark and
Check box.

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C3-9. Importing the BOM list (which was exported recently)

It’s easy to import the BOM list that was created before.

Click the BOM list in [Home] Select the BOM list

1 (First page). 3 in MS Excel that
you want to import.

Click the [Import BOM] Successfully imported to the

2 button. 4 BOM list in Mold EX-Press.

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 C3-10. Setting OCQ (One-Click-Quotation) function

BOM list includes OCQ (One-Click-Quotation) function so that Misumi WOS (Web Ordering System) can be seamlessly
connected. OCQ realizes that the time for ordering is saved. Set-up is necessary before use.

Export BOM list. Adjust the safety level of the Excel

1 3 Macro to "LOW".

[Key point]
You may select [Medium] level. In
this case Security Warning window
pops up and macro setting is required
every time you open the file.

OCQ setting method is Please set the Internet Explorer as

2 located in the last row 4 the default browser.
of the MS Excel sheets. Close the pop-up blocker.
Open the spreadsheet.

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C3-11. How to use OCQ

Using One-Click-Quotation, OCQ, will drastically change your troublesome ordering process.

Click the [OCQ] button The parts data in

1 in the exported BOM 3 BOM list is loaded to
list. WOS format
automatically.

Automatically jump to After clicking the

2 Misumi WOS login 4 [Continue] button,
screen directly without quotation can be
another click. automatically
obtained.

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 C. Advanced Operations
C4. Other convenient usage

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C4-1. Affirming the paper catalog content Click the [Adobe Reader] icon
3 in the third page.
Complete information of all paper catalogs is implemented in
Mold EX-Press. You don’t have to leave your desk to pick up the
paper catalog away in the shelf.

Display Home.
1 (First page)

The paper catalog

4 in PDF formats
corresponding to
the selected
products is
displayed.

Select the products to

2 go to the third page,
Product Configuration.

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 C4-2. Viewing Technical Data and Product Data

Technical Data and Product Data in the paper catalog are implemented in Mold EX-Press in PDF format.

Go to [Help] and open Go to [Help] and open

1 [MANUAL]. Click [Open] 3 [MANUAL]. Click [Open]
button for Technical Data. button for Product Data.

Technical Data in PDF format Product Data in PDF format

2 opens. 4 opens.

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C4-3. Obtaining the instruction manual, Master Book

To use Mold EX-Press more conveniently Masterbook will give you significant tips.

Click the [Help] button in

1 the Home
(First page).

Click [Open] button to

2 open the Master Book.

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 C4-4. Shortcut to your own CAD Library

You may sometimes wish to open your own CAD library during design work. Use My Library to reach promptly.

Open [MAINTENANCE]
1 in the [Help] page. 3 Click the [My Library] button
in the main interface
(First page).

Click [Browse for Folder] The folder you set

2 in Path to My Library in 4 opens.
order to specify the
shortcut location.

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C4-5. Sharing the remarks function 3 Fill in the file name
and save. Pass the
saved file to a sharer
Remarks added to the products can be shared with others.
to import.
For example, new designers can share the note information added
by the experienced designers.

Click the [Help] button

1 in the Home
(First page).

To import the remarks

4 converted to Excel file
click the [Load] button.

Open [MAINTENANCE]
2 and click the [Save as]
button in the Remark item. Select the file to import
5 and the remarks are
added.

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 C4-6. Sharing the History information with other designers

The part records you selected in the past are accumulated in History. They can be exported in Excel data format so that another
user can import the data to his own Mold EX-Press, therefore product information in History can be easily shared.

Click the [Help] button in the To import, select

1 Home (First page). 3 MAINTENANCE and then
select [Load] in [History].

Open [MAINTENANCE] Select the tables

2 and click the [Save as] 4 you want to import.
button in the Histoy item.

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78
 D. Setting the Environment

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D1. Selecting the language Select your language, and
3 click [Confirm].
Available in six languages; Simplified Chinese, English,
Japanese, Traditional Chinese, Korean, and Thai.

Open the Help.

1

Please save the other files

4 being opened before you
restart the computer to
allow the setting to take
effect.

[Key point]
Please save other files before you quit to restart the computer.

From the menu in the left,

2 select [Region Language].

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 D2. Language setting of Mold EX-Press drop-down menu in CAD

At the step2 installation, language of Mold EX-Press drop-down menu is set as same as that of CAD software. After installation
it can be changed from the selection of 6 languages such as English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, Korean,
and Thai.

Drop-down menu is displayed in Rebooting is required.

1 Japanese. 3

The language in
4 drop-down menu
has been changed.

Go to [Region-Language-Material
2 Standard] in [HELP].
Select your language in
[Language in CAD menu] box,
and click "Confirm". In this
example, English is chosen.

[Key point]
Language of drop-down menu and main interface of Mold EX-Press can be
selected separately.

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D3. Reporting errors in software

Please feel free to feedback if you find any errors in this software. Your feedback is invaluable to us as we continually
endeavor to improve usability. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any additional comments or concerns you may have.

Click the [Help] button Select the item, and then

1 in [Home] 3 fill in your commment.
(First page).

Select the Click the [Email] button.

2 [Customer Feedback]. 4

[Key point]
Applicable Email applications
are Outlook, Outlook Express and
Windows Mail only.

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 E. Installation Environment / License Agreement

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 E1. Installation environment:

CPU : Core 2 Duo, or Pentium® ４ or AMD® Athlon Dual-core

1.6 GHz or more
Memory : 2 GB or more
Hardware
HDD : 4 GB or more hard disk space for installation
7 GB is recommended
Monitor Resolution : 1280 × 1024 or more

OS and Display Windows XP (32/64bit), Windows7(32/64bit) *VISTA, 2000 are not compatible

Language Simplified and traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Thai

Directly compatible with : NX® 4.0 ~ 8.5, Pro/ENGINEER® Wildfire 2.0 ~ 5.0,
AutoCAD® 2004 ~ 2014, CREO® 1.0 & 2.0
SolidWorks® 2009 ~ 2014
File formats for export : (3D) IGES, STEP, SAT, PARASOLID
CAD System
(2D) DWG, DXF
※NX® is a registered trademark of Siemens AG ※SolidWorks® is a registered trademark of Dassault Systems
※Pro/ENGINEER® is a registered trademark of PTC ※AutoCAD® is a trademark of Autodesk, Inc.
※CREO® is a registered trademark of PTC ※Parasolid® is a registered trademark of Unigraphics Solutions Inc.

※　Windows is either a registered trademark or ※ Pentium is a trademark of Intel Corporation

®

  trademark of Microsoft Corporation ※ Some part of the data is in PDF format. If necessary, please install Adobe® Reader®
※　Some features require the following software support: ※ Portions of the software are owned by Spatial Corp. ©1986-2014. All Rights Reserved
  Office Excel 2003, Outlook, IE 6.X or 7.X
※　Some features require internet connection

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Please read carefully before using "Mold EX-Press Software".

In order to use "Mold EX-Press Software" (hereinafter referred to as "THIS SOFTWARE"), it is necessary for the user to agree to all
articles of Misumi Corporation "Mold EX-Press Software" license agreement (hereinafter referred to as "THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT")
stipulated hereinafter.
Those who use THIS SOFTWARE shall be deemed to have agreed to each articles of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT. Those who does not
agree to THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT may not use THIS SOFTWARE. Before using THIS SOFTWARE, please read THIS LICENSE
AGREEMENT carefully, understand thoroughly, and then use it.

Misumi Corporation "Mold EX-Press Software" License Agreement

Article 1 - Purpose
The purpose of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT is to stipulate the necessary matters concerning the license agreement etc. of THIS
SOFTWARE between Misumi Corporation (hereinafter referred to as "OUR COMPANY") and the corporate or individual (hereinafter
referred to as "USER") who uses THIS SOFTWARE.
Article 2 - Definition
In THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT, the meanings of the terms listed in the following items shall be as stipulated respectively in those items.
(1) "Mold EX-Press Software" means a program to provide the introductions of our products, designing support, the quotation, mail order
service, information, and any other services which OUR COMPANY carries out. THIS SOFTWARE consists of all of the programs, the
information of our products, and the CAD/drawings data etc., which are included in THIS SOFTWARE.
(2) "Electromagnetic/Optical recording medium" means a medium which electromagnetically or optically records letters, images, and
sounds etc. in the hard disk, floppy disk, CD-ROM, MO, DVD, and USB memory etc.
(3) "Transmission" means for USER to give and receive THIS SOFTWARE with radio communications and line telecommunications in
order to let himself or the third party to receive THIS SOFTWARE directly.
(4) "Use" means for USER to startup or operate on the computer, to modify, amend or add new data, to store in Electromagnetical/Optical
recording medium, to print, to make duplications, regardless of whether or not they are tangible, to transmit, or to recreate with the
other methods.
Article 3 - Purpose to Use
1. THIS SOFTWARE is provided to USER so that USER may design by himself using our products and that USER may be supported to
select and procure our products. USER may use THIS SOFTWARE within this purpose only.
2. USER shall use THIS SOFTWARE in accordance with any law which is applied in the jurisdiction where USER is living.
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Article 4 - Intellectual Property

1. Copyright, trademark and any other intellectual properties (hereinafter collectively referred to as "INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY") belong
to OUR COMPANY or the third party who has provided data to OUR COMPANY, and the said rights are protected by laws.
2. OUR COMPANY grants USER a non-exclusive and free license to use THIS SOFTWARE under THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT.
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY of THIS SOFTWARE shall not be transferred to USER or belong to USER by THIS LICENSE
AGREEMENT.
3. Concerning the programs and data included in THIS SOFTWARE, whose copyright belongs to the third party, (hereinafter referred to as
"THE THIRD PARTY'S PROGRAMS"), if there exist the individual provisions or any　other agreements (hereinafter referred to as "THE
OTHER AGREEMENTS") separately for the use of THE THIRD PARTY'S PROGRAMS, USER shall agree to THE OTHER
AGREEMENTS in addition to THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT and shall comply with them.
4. USER shall be deemd to have agreed to THE OTHER AGREEMENTS (including the agreements mentioned at the end of THIS
LICENSE AGREEMENT) at the time when USER has installed THIS SOFTWARE.
5. OUR COMPANY shall not assume any responsibility, even if our product data included in THIS SOFTWARE or THE THIRD PARTY'S
PROGRAMS infringes any rights of another third party.
Article 5 - Prohibited Matters
Concerning THIS SOFTWARE, USER may not perform the matters listed in the followings.
(1) Duplicating the whole or a part of THIS SOFTWARE beyond the range which is necessary for the purpose stipulated in Article 3
paragraph 1 of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT
(2) Amending, modifying, tampering, translating or recreating the whole or a part of THIS SOFTWARE
(3) Providing the third party or allowing the third party to use by selling, transferring, lending, accepting reuse, public transmission and the
other means
(4) Modifying, reverse engineering, decompiling, disassembling or otherwise analyzing the contents of THIS SOFTWARE
(5) Publishing or displaying to the public
Article 6 - Disclaimer and Exclusion of Warranties
1. THIS SOFTWARE is provided to USER as is and OUR COMPANY shall not warrant that THIS SOFTWARE has no design errors nor
defects, shall not warrant that use of THIS SOFTWARE does not infringe the rights of USER or the third party, and shall not warrant any
other contents.
2. OUR COMPANY shall not warrant any safety, accuracy, certainty nor usability concerning the information provided to USER by THIS
SOFTWARE.
3. Whatever the cause, OUR COMPANY is not in any way responsible for such damages to USER as equipment failures, business
interruption or losses of business information; or damages to USER due to the third party's request, arising out of USER's using THIS
SOFTWARE.
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Article 7 - Modification and Revision of THIS SOFTWARE

1. OUR COMPANY may modify or revise THIS SOFTWARE without advance notice.
2. OUR COMPANY may voluntarily provide the revised version of THIS SOFTWARE.
3. When the revised version of THIS SOFTWARE is provided to USER by OUR COMPANY, USER shall immediately stop using the current
version of THIS SOFTWARE and hereafter use the revised version of THIS SOFTWARE.
4. The articles stipulated in THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT shall be applied in using the revised version, unless agreed otherwise.
Article 8 - Products
1. The data size of some CAD data included in THIS SOFTWARE may be decreased by simplifying its dimensions and shape, considering
the convenience of designing the molds. The dimension and shape etc. of the said CAD data are different from those of the actual
product in such case. Please note in advance that.
2. OUR COMPANY shall not guarantee that USER may procure all the products shown in THIS SOFTWARE. Even during the effective
term of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT, OUR COMPANY may abolish the standards, terminate or suspend sales, or change the
specification of our products provided with information in THIS SOFTWARE, without advance notice.
Article 9 – Suspension and Return, etc.
1. When USER violates any articles of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT; when it is necessary to maintain THIS SOFTWARE; when the
accidents or other reasons occur; or when OUR COMPANY determines that it is not appropriate for USER to use continuously OUR
COMPANY may, whatever the reasons, notify USER of suspending to use THIS SOFTWARE without advance notice. At the same time
OUR COMPANY may request USER to return or discard THIS SOFTWARE and delete THIS SOFTWARE (hereinafter collectively
referred to as "RETURN AND SO ON") from the all medium where THIS SOFTWARE was recorded electromagnetically or optically
(including CAD data and all other data in THIS SOFTWARE and its duplicates or adaption).
2. Pursuant to the provision of the preceding paragraph, if OUR COMPANY notifies USER of suspending THIS SOFTWARE, USER shall
suspend to use THIS SOFTWARE promptly.
3. Pursuant to the provision of paragraph 1, if OUR COMPANY request USER to RETURN AND SO ON THIS SOFTWARE, USER shall
RETURN AND SO ON THIS SOFTWARE promptly. In addition, OUR COMPANY is not in any way responsible to USER and the third
party for damages resulting from RETURNING AND SO ON.
Article 10 - Treatment of Usage Information
1. THIS SOFTWARE includes a program which periodically transmits the information of errors and histories generated during USER's
using THIS SOFTWARE (hereinafter collectively referred to as "USAGE INFORMATION"), for the purpose of the improvement of THIS
SOFTWARE . If USER agrees to transmit USAGE INFORMATION to OUR COMPANY, USER shall be deemed to have agreed that
OUR COMPANY may use the USAGE INFORMATION in order to improve THIS SOFTWARE and provide USER with information.
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2. OUR COMPANY appropriately treats the personal information and USER information, complying with OUR COMPANY's policy on the
protection of personal information, the Act on the Protection of Personal Information and the other rules.

Article 11 - Term
THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT shall be effective from when USER installs THIS SOFTWARE to when one of the followings occurs.
(1) When USER voluntarily finishes to use THIS SOFTWARE
(2) When USER violates any articles stipulated in THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT
(3) When OUR COMPANY notifies USER of suspending to use THIS SOFTWARE, according to Article 9 paragraph 1
(4) When USER voluntarily RETURNS AND SO ON THIS SOFTWARE

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1. THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Japan.
2. If disputes on the usage of THIS SOFTWARE and THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT arise, Tokyo District Court in Japan will be the first
agreed court with exclusive jurisdiction.

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The provision of Article 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 12 and 13 shall be survived after the termination of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT.

Article 14 - Conference
When the matters not provided in THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT or doubts on the articles of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT arise, OUR
COMPANY and USER shall try to reach an amicable settlement upon consultation.

Article 15 - Revision of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT

OUR COMPANY may revise THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT with our discretion. In such case, the said revision shall be notified to USER by
such means which OUR COMPANY selects as publication on the web site of OUR COMPANY or notification at the time of distribution of
the revised version of THIS SOFTWARE. USER shall be deemed to have agreed the revision of THIS LICENSE AGREEMENT at the time
when the said notification is given.

[Contact Us]
MISUMI Corporation
Die&Mold Business Planning&Development Department
TEL：+81(0)3-5805-7190　 E-mail：moldexpress@misumi.co.jp

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[The Other Agreement]

RealDWG® by Autodesk, Inc. (111 McInnis Parkway, San Rafael, California 94903、USA) has been used in THIS SOFTWARE. Please
agree "MINIMUM TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF END LICENSEE LICENSE" prescribed hereinafter, in addition to use THIS SOFTWARE.
In MINIMUM TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF END LICENSEE LICENSE below, Licensee means OUR COMPANY, End Licensees means
USER, and Software Application means THIS SOFTWARE.
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of executing it on a single machine (whether a stand alone computer or a workstation component of a multi-terminal system), or (ii) to
create an archival copy. End Licensees agree that any such copies of the Software Application shall contain the same proprietary
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