With the GC1240, Sandvik Coromant is introducing the latest generation of indexable inserts for machining stainless steel, featuring a multilayer nano-coating applied via a PVD process.

EMO Hannover 2025 will showcase how automation, digitalisation, and sustainability are shaping the future of metalworking. From collaborative robots to AI-driven process chains, the trade fair offers decision-makers valuable insights and solutions for modernising production and meeting new industrial challenges.

Inspection belongs at the point of manufacture. By moving measurement closer to the machining process and by using rapid, robust systems, manufacturers can meet tough takt time targets, reduce scrap and improve process capability — without inflating costs.

With the expanded DA65 milling system, Horn targets both roughing and finishing applications. Larger, six-edged indexable inserts enable greater depths of cut, stable machining on less powerful machines and an economical cost-per-edge ratio across a wide range of materials.

SIMTOS 2026 (Seoul International Manufacturing Technology Show) is Korea's largest trade fair for manufacturing technology, taking place from 13 to 17 April in Halls 1 and 2 of KINTEX in Goyang.

At EMO Hannover 2025, the spotlight is on smart, sustainable, and scalable production solutions. From automation and AI to circular economy strategies, the world’s leading trade fair for metalworking brings together pioneering technologies and expert insight

Fraunhofer ILT and MacLean-Fogg have manufactured a complex die-casting tool inlay for large aluminium parts using laser powder bed fusion (PBF-LB/M). This was made possible by the special steel L-40.

At EMO 2025, Heller will showcase how artificial intelligence is being integrated into its machining centres to support operators, enhance production planning, and enable predictive maintenance.

With a new R0.2 corner radius square head, Tungaloy Corporation extends its Tungmeister range to meet growing demand for very small corner radii. The solution combines solid end mill–level precision with the flexibility, efficiency and reduced setup times of an exchangeable-head system for precision parts and mould machining.

Machine tool manufacturer Yamazaki Mazak has strengthened its UK sales organisation through the creation of a series of new roles aimed at increasing customer touch points and expanding time-served engineering expertise, while further enhancing its aftersales and service support offering.