The universal grinding machines in Emag’s UG Series combine proven grinding technology with a cost-efficient machine base. They are designed for users who are looking for a sophisticated solution for internal, external and out-of-round grinding and expect flexibility, precision and process reliability.

Laser machining opens new design freedoms for chip control and process stability. Simtek’s Norbert Seifermann explains where it makes sense, where it doesn’t, and how customers benefit from smarter geometries.

With automated 5-axis machining centres, digital workflows and zero-point clamping systems, Peter Josef Klein Feinmechanik (PJK) combines precision and efficiency to meet demanding customer requirements in the medical, food and aerospace industries.

A new chapter begins for Ucimu–Sistemi per Produrre as Davide Della Bella takes over as General Manager. With a strong background in industrial education and strategic leadership, he succeeds long-time director Alfredo Mariotti to lead the Italian machine tools and automation industry association into the future.

Achteck Tool Technology, the cutting expert for hard-to-machine materials, will make its appearance at EMO Hannover 2025 from September 22–26, 2025 in Germany. As one of the world’s most influential platforms for metalworking, EMO Hannover brings together leading manufacturers to showcase cutting-edge technologies and innovations. Achteck will present its full portfolio of high-performance cutting tool solutions at Hall 3, Booth F25.

With the investment in two new portal milling machines from Zimmermann, industrial packaging specialist Schütz has modernised its in-house toolmaking for IBC production, achieving higher precision, greater flexibility in cooling channel design and significantly shorter machining and rework times for large blow moulding tools.

In the lead-up to EMO Hannover 2025, the world’s leading trade fair for production technology is shaping up to be a key hub for international exchange and innovation. From automation and AI to sustainability and global competitiveness, the event brings together industry leaders, exhibitors, and experts to discuss the future of manufacturing and showcase the latest technological developments.

After a challenging 2024, Italy’s machine tool sector shows signs of recovery in early 2025, driven by strong domestic demand and renewed investment confidence under Transition 5.0, though global uncertainties continue to weigh on foreign orders.

Pre-Met is expanding its in-house toolroom with new investment in wire erosion technology, as the British specialist gears up for its next wave of high-value manufacturing opportunities. With precision tooling capacity increasing and fresh enquiries emerging from demanding sectors, the company is positioning its toolmaking expertise as a strategic growth driver.

At EMO 2025, Vericut takes CNC simulation to the next level. With the debut of version 9.6 and a preview of 9.7, visitors will experience AI-powered tools, smarter optimisation, and deeper integration designed to boost accuracy, productivity, and confidence in machining workflows.