With the rack magazine ZIM Rack, Zimmermann has developed a compact tool changer for its portal milling machines which can be expanded to accommodate several thousand tools. This modularity allows clients to tailor the system precisely to their production without requiring additional storage space.

With the new Umill 1000, Emco closes the gap between its Umill 750 and 1500 models — a versatile 5-axis machining centre combining milling and turning in one compact, high-performance solution.

The latest release of the Module Works SDK offers a range of new, automated features designed to enhance machining efficiency, process safety and part quality.

Even under intense heat and deformation, metals keep a hidden order. MIT scientists have identified a new non-equilibrium state in alloys that challenges long-held assumptions about atomic mixing — and offers engineers a new lever to tune material performance.

At EMO 2025, Anca will present a range of new products and services designed to help cutting tool manufacturers overcome current challenges such as skilled labour shortages, changing market conditions and increasing demands for resource efficiency.

Determining the CO2 footprint of a machine tool is no simple task. With thousands of unique parts and varying manufacturing processes, the challenge is immense. A team of experts has now developed a practical, standardized approach to calculate the Product Carbon Footprint (PCF).

Innovation is the key to success in global manufacturing. Companies that continuously develop high-tech solutions gain a crucial edge — making it harder for competitors to replicate their advancements. At EMO Hannover 2025, top manufacturers, industrial suppliers, and research institutes will showcase the latest innovations driving the future of production.

Following strong market signals at Imtex 2025, CAD/CAM specialist Ency Software has launched a fully owned subsidiary in Pune. With India’s industrial sector accelerating, the company aims to meet rising demand for integrated digital manufacturing solutions and build a local partner network.

With its latest reference application, Machine Works demonstrates how Polygonica can streamline additive repair processes. From mesh correction to toolpath generation, the software enables efficient restoration of worn components across demanding industrial applications.

CNC machining is gaining importance in rapid prototyping by enabling precise, fast, and material-accurate component production — helping to shorten development cycles across various industries.