Citizen Machinery used Mach 2026 to showcase the next step in LFV chip breaking. With simultaneous 4-axis capability, the technology is designed to improve flexibility, reliability and productivity in complex turn-mill applications.

With five divisions, multiple product debuts and a focus on practical manufacturing gains, Carfulan Group will use Mach 2026 to demonstrate how integrated technologies can streamline processes and support faster, more precise production.

At EMO 2025, Hurco reported strong customer interest and solid sales, signalling renewed optimism in Europe’s machine tool market. A highlight was the debut of the Profeeder Easy Desk 30 cobot system, designed for heavier loads and greater productivity.

Cooling lubricant microfiltration is becoming a decisive performance factor in modern metalworking. Vomat’s modular full-flow systems show how ultra-fine filtration, demand-based backwashing and precise temperature control can stabilise grinding processes, extend tool life and reduce scrap.

“Taiwan Excellence” made its debut at Timtos 2025, featuring top Taiwanese companies like Chmer, Hiwin Mikrosystem, Honor Seiki, YCM, Hiwin, Accutex, GIFU, Campro and Techman Robot to showcase the country’s innovation in manufacturing and advamcements in sustainability.

With 360 exhibitors already confirmed, preparations for Grinding Hub 2026 are gaining momentum. Despite a weak economy, rising international orders and strong industry commitment underline the event’s growing importance as a central platform for grinding technology.

MACH 2026 returns to Birmingham as the UK’s manufacturing sector looks ahead to renewed investment, digital transformation and skills development. From 20 to 24 April, more than 30,000 visitors are expected at the NEC to experience live demonstrations, expanded Knowledge Hubs and new feature zones showcasing the technologies, people and strategies shaping the future of UK manufacturing.

Compact but highly capable, the new DMU 20 linear brings 5-axis precision, advanced measurement, and extensive customisation to shop floors with minimal space.

At Mach 2026, Solidcam UK showed how integrated CAM is expanding beyond programming efficiency alone. With advances in 5-axis machining, sliding-head applications, I-Machining, paperless production workflows and intelligent programming support, the company focused on helping manufacturers increase productivity, reduce complexity and strengthen process reliability across the shopfloor.

Combining hard turning with internal and external grinding in a single setup can shorten machining times and eliminate reclamping errors. Emag’s VL 100 GT applies this approach to hardened components up to 100 mm in diameter, with integrated loading and in-process measurement.