Erowa introduces its innovative JMS 4.0 software, tailor-made for enhancing data automation in the manufacturing sector, whether a loading robot is used or not.

Röhm, a century-old leader in clamping systems, overcame a major downturn through its 2017 acquisition by the Helmut Rothenberger Group, leading to rapid restructuring and investment in technology. The adoption of the Kellenberger 100 platform, symbolizing a blend of German quality and Swiss precision, has significantly boosted productivity and improved product quality.

Agathon has secured the exclusive rights to distribute Strack Norma's demoulding elements in Switzerland, marking a significant partnership that promises enhanced on-site customer support and technical expertise.

The machining sector is also growing steadily in India, and high-performance precision tools are in hot demand. Accusharp is one of the leading Indian tool manufacturers. In order to consolidate and expand its market position, the company from Pune relies on high manufacturing know-how and modern technologies.

From October 15-19 in Friedrichshafen, Fakuma event will unite 1,000 exhibitors from 35 countries, showcasing the latest in efficiency, digitalisation and sustainability. The event dives into the future of materials, energy usage and recycling with cutting-edge solutions aimed at enhancing operational excellence.

Since launching its robotics business unit over ten years ago, Toolcraft has designed, programmed and implemented a large number of customised robot solutions. Now the medium-sized company has developed two new robot applications so that it can offer an even wider range of solutions to meet its customers’ increasingly extensive requirements.

Vomat, a German filter manufacturer, utilizes advanced ultra-fine filtration technology to ensure the availability of pure cooling lubricants throughout the production process, especially for tool regrinding. The company’s filtration systems, featuring efficient pumps and automated controls, not only save energy and costs but also enhance the performance of reground tools, approaching that of new ones.

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).

Commemorating its long-standing expertise in CNC machine tools, NCMT announces an open house in early 2024. This event highlights their history from marketing Japanese-built Makino and Okuma tools to advancing in manufacturing technology and Industry 4.0.

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.