At Mach 2024, Hurco Europe will spotlight its advancements in prismatic machining equipment, emphasizing 5-axis machining and automation for both 3-axis and 5-axis vertical machining centres (VMCs).

The upcoming Grinding Hub event in Stuttgart, set for May 2024, is shaping up to be a grand success with a significant increase in its scale and international participation. Already, 375 companies from 28 countries have confirmed their attendance, reflecting a substantial growth from the previous event, especially from Asian exhibitors like China.

Tool and mould maker Klaucke & Meigies has invested in new Sodick EDM machines. The purchase of the new machines will ensure fast processes and increased throughput despite a full order book.

GRT-Tech, shaped by the influence of Gevers’ father, Antoon Gevers, a veteran in the grinding industry, caters to a diverse range of industries including aerospace, medical technology, and more. With an array of high-performance grinding machines, the company navigates the challenges of machining complex workpieces, striving for precision and efficiency.

Zeller+Gmelin is introducing four new high-performance cutting oils designed for non-ferrous metal processing. These specialized products are formulated to meet the technical challenges of non-ferrous metal processing, ensuring tool life and performance while avoiding issues associated with sulphur additives.

AMB 2024 is set to take place in Stuttgart from September 10 to 14, 2024. With the registration phase concluding in October 2023, the organisers are optimistic about filling all ten halls of the exhibition space, thanks to the strong current registration numbers.

To precisely grind microtools with extremely small diameters, an optimally coordinated overall cutting system is required. One quality-determining piece in the mosaic is micro-filtration of the coolant.

Clean grinding oils are important for efficient and high quality tool grinding. Vomat, based in Treuen, Germany, offers various filtration systems, including individual compact systems from the FA series and flexible central filtration systems (ZFA). These ZFA systems are modular and can be adapted to production requirements. If production capacities change, the system can be expanded accordingly.

In front of a large audience, the winners of the Anca “Tool of the Year” competition were honoured for the sixth time at this year's EMO in Hanover. The winners and finalists from Germany, Poland, Turkey and England then celebrated the extraordinary contributions with over 100 professionals from the precision tool industry at a gala dinner.

After a long four-year wait since the last IMTS, Anca will showcase the next generation of cutting technology on a brand-new stand. The company has not been idle between shows — Anca has industry-first innovations launching in Chicago this year again, and will be presenting technology that helps solve the challenges faced by many manufacturers in the market.