Okamoto Machine Tool Europe, a supplier of precision grinding systems, is exhibiting at EMO 2019 and introducing a range of new machines and programme upgrades.

Walter Ewag UK, belonging to the United Grinding Group, has appointed Jonathan Hamilton as machine sales manager.

Machine tools for grinding, milling, turning and high tolerance super precision machining are all featured on the Hardinge Group stand at EMO 2019.

Cutting tool expert Union Tool leads in the domain of hard milling. Here, the Japanese manufacturer demonstrates the optimal way of milling a solid block of 1.2344 steel, tempered to 54HRC to 100mm from each side.

Walter Ewag will have two different aspects of interest at the trade fair. Walter will focus on grinding, for instance, while lasers can be found at Ewag.

Among the exhibits at Leader Chuck's booth will be its latest workholding products from its extensive range of product portfolio.

A software package designed for the aerospace, die mould, general machining and power generation industries, will be officially launched at EMO 2019.

Ibarmia aims to get a hold in the market with their presentation at this year's EMO. The company will showcase their machining centres at the trade fair.

Starrag aims to provide both the cell and software needed to live up to the standards of Industry 4.0. A selection of their machines will be present at Emo.

The takeover of parent Hardinge Inc. by Privet Fund Management in 2018 has led to several changes in operations at the UK headquarters.