AI-supported process optimisation and digitally connected equipment will take centre stage in Arburg’s medical injection moulding demonstration at Fakuma 2026. The company’s expanded Nextgen Medical Solution integrates Plus10’s Hopper software into the machine control system to analyse process data and suggest parameter adjustments for producing injector pen caps.

Celebrating 30 years of innovation, the Taipei International Machine Tool Show (Timtos 2025) returns with over 1,000 exhibitors and cutting-edge advancements in AI, smart manufacturing, and sustainability.

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New cutting-tool developments from Tungaloy, Horn and Dormer Pramet address different stages of the machining process. Common development priorities include reliable chip control, fewer tool changes and stable machining under demanding conditions.

More dynamic milling, greater precision and lower energy consumption are the key aims of Zimmermann’s improved FZU/FZP42 portal machines. Their thermo-symmetrical design is intended to support complex 5-axis machining of large, heavy workpieces without sacrificing accuracy or surface quality.

Mazak’s three-day Open House in Worcester drew over 500 professionals eager to see the company’s newest UK-manufactured machine tools, automation systems and digital platforms in action.

Fette Werkzeugtechnik positions its Speedcore hob cutter as a cost-effective alternative to carbide tools in gear manufacturing. The high-performance HSS cutter enables up to 50 percent higher cutting speeds than conventional PM-HSS tools and can significantly reduce machining times without requiring investment in new machinery.

Hurco Europe will put the spotlight on “Smarter CNC for Smarter Shops” at its Mach stand, highlighting intuitive controls and automation designed to speed up high-mix machining without relying on specialist programmers.

Strong visitor growth, record exhibitor numbers and a clear willingness to invest shaped Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2026, leaving exhibitors such as Hurco with high-quality enquiries and a clear signal of renewed confidence across the UK manufacturing sector.