Delcam PS-Exchange is a standalone CAD data translation solution. Developed by Delcam (a pioneering British CAM software company acquired by Autodesk in 2014), PS-Exchange was engineered to import various proprietary and neutral 3D CAD formats, translate the geometry, and export it into a format compatible with target CAM or CAD systems.
Because this is a legacy version, running it on modern operating systems like Windows 10 or Windows 11 may require adjusting the executable properties to run in "Compatibility Mode" (typically targeting Windows 7 or Windows XP Service Pack 3).
Delcam Launches PS-Exchange, A Downloable Free Data Translation Service with STEP Support. Troy, New York-STEP Tools, STEP Tools, Inc. Delcam Ps Exchange 3.4.07
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In modern engineering environments, Autodesk has largely absorbed Delcam’s translation utilities into newer cloud-connected platforms and direct suite integrations. However, version 3.4.07 remains relevant for several practical reasons: Delcam PS-Exchange is a standalone CAD data translation
One of the standout features of Ps Exchange 3.4.07 is its geometry healing engine. When importing dirty IGES files (common in older automotive tooling), the translator automatically:
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The user chooses the output extension based on what their target CAM or analysis software accepts.
The story of PS-Exchange is closely tied to that of its developer, Delcam. Founded in the UK, Delcam grew into a global developer of CAD/CAM software with a staff of over 800 people and a network of over 300 reseller offices worldwide. Delcam was listed on the London Stock Exchange until it was acquired by Autodesk, the US-based software giant, in a deal valued at approximately £172 million (around USD $286 million). The acquisition was completed on February 6, 2014. After the acquisition, Delcam was integrated into Autodesk, and its technology, including the data translation capabilities of PS-Exchange, lives on as the Autodesk Manufacturing Data Exchange Utility (AMDEU). This tool continues to be essential for reading third-party CAD data into Autodesk's manufacturing software like PowerMill, FeatureCAM, and PowerShape.