



CMS Standard saves fabricators considerable time cleaning up DSTV files by allowing users to either batch process, adjust these files or to create DSTV files that are specifically compatible with the CNC machine used. CMS standard is available standalone or can be used in conjunction with plug-ins to Autodesk Inventor, SolidWorks, AutoCAD and MBS.
CMS is compatible with




DSTV Blocks Supported with CMS standard
DSTV Block | Description | CMS Stand Alone | |
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Plate | Shape | ||
BO | Hole Block | Yes | Yes |
AK | Border contour cut block – including edge preparation | Yes | Yes |
IK | Inside contour cut block | Yes | Yes |
SI | Stenciling text block | Yes | Yes |
PU | Marking – Powdering block | Yes | Yes |
KO | Marking – Scribing block | Yes | Yes |
DSTV Conversion Service
Take advantage of our years of experience in DSTV file creation.
Submit your project files to us for a quick and free quote for conversion of your Autodesk Inventor (.IPT), SolidWorks (.SLDPRT) and AutoCAD (.DWG, .DXF) single body part files to standardized DSTV (.NC1) files for use in most CNC beam lines, drills and plasma cutters. Our service will streamline your workload and prices are fixed per part so there are never any surprises.
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Free CMS Viewer
CMS Viewer allows users to view and verify the exact content of structural steel component DSTV- NC files (nc1).
CMS Viewer provides both a 2D/3D graphical representation as well as the standard text format representation of DSTV and nc1 files within the same interface, which facilitates communication and collaboration between structural steel detailers, drafters and fabricators.
CMS Viewer enables graphical scrolling through DSTV files in a browser like interface, allowing users to rapidly view contents of any number of files in the same directory.
With CMS users can check dimensions, view details such as holes, patterns, and cutting angles, and rotate the part to view it from any angle. The DSTV text view is interlinked with the graphical view, thus any element that is highlighted in one view is highlighted in the other.

