MITCalc

Are you a mechanical engineer, design engineer, engineering draughtsman, technical employee, or a student at a college? Do you need to work with a professional computational system? But you are not willing or cannot pay thousands of dollars for inadequately complex or incomprehensible solutions? Then you may just need MITCalc.

MITCalc is a set of engineering, industrial, and technical calculations for your day-to-day routines. It will reliably, precisely, and most of all quickly guide you through the design of components, the solution of a technical problem, or a calculation of an engineering point without any significant need for expert knowledge.

MITCalc contains both design and check calculations of many common tasks, such as: spur gear, bevel gear, worm gear, planetary gearing, timing belt, v-belt and chain drives, bearings, springs, beam, buckling, plates, shaft, bolt connection, shaft connection, force couplings of shafts, pins, tolerances, tolerance analysis, welded connection, technical formulas and many others. You also have available many material, comparison, and decision tables, including a system for the administration of resolved tasks.
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MITCalc is an open system designed in Microsoft Excel to which you can make further modifications or user extensions without any programming skills.
You don’t have to learn MITCalc because you already know how to use it. The straightforward and fully comprehensive user interface with complex on-line help and the “expert notes” system will allow you to be more productive in just a few minutes.

MITCalc supports simple interconnection of individual parts between either each other, or your calculation, or tables. You can easily customize a solution to any special task you need.

MITCalc cooperates with many 2D and 3D CAD systems (AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, IntelliCAD, Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, SolidEdge, Pro/Engineer...). To draw a designed solution in 2D or insert correspondent 3D models and their assemblies is a matter of seconds.