Digitalisation is inching its way into the metal working industry, with innovative solutions poised to revolutionize traditional processes. Despite initial hesitance, exhibitors at AMB 2024 highlight the rise of integrative digital approaches.

From 10 to 14 September 2024, Messe Stuttgart will host AMB, the International Exhibition for Metal Working. Attendees will experience a comprehensive overview of the industry's advancements, network with professionals, and enjoy a robust program, including the prestigious AMB Award.

The Precision Tool Pro tool measurement program by Werth Messtechnik automates and standardizes tool measurement sequences based on production data and selected geometrical characteristics. Designed for ease of use in production environments, it simplifies operations, supports SPC and CAQ systems, and enables automatic correction of grinding paths, enhancing efficiency and accuracy.

Chris Smedley of Malvern Engineering turned redundancy into opportunity, founding the company within 45 minutes of leaving his job. This bold spirit has driven Malvern Engineering to success, producing diverse components for industries like automotive and aerospace. Recently, the acquisition of a Quaser MV184 EV 4-axis machining centre from ETG has enhanced their capabilities, improving efficiency and quality.

Neptune Injection, a leading UK injection moulding and mould tooling company, has expanded its capabilities by adding two Sodick AD35L die sink EDM machines to its facility. The company relies on Sodick's high-precision technology for reduced lead times, exceptional surface finishes and repeatability.

Less than six months before the debut of the second edition of Robot Heart, the most important players in the robotics industry have already confirmed that they will exhibit in the halls of 34. Bi-Mu, at Fieramilano Rho from 9 to 12 October 2024.

Five production technology research institutes will be showcasing their current grinding technology projects at Grinding Hub, which takes place in Stuttgart from May 14 to 17. They can be found at the Grinding Solution Park Science in Hall 10, Stand 10D20 and represent the who’s who of grinding technology research in Germany.

Unisign, a Dutch manufacturer, celebrates 50 years of innovation in precision machining. Their partnership with Swiss grinding specialist Kellenberger enhances their precision capabilities, exemplified by the recent Kellenberger 1000 acquisition.

Sustainability considerations are currently trendy. Machining and the equipment used for it are no exception. Individual elements — such as tool holding — are often considered. However, if you really want to act sustainably, you should not focus too much on such details, otherwise you may miss out on advantages in the overall process.

Software company Open Mind will be exhibiting at AMB from 10 to 14 September 2024 in Stuttgart. The manufacturer of the HypermillI CAD/CAM suite will not only be presenting innovative extensions to its software, but also its range of services, from practical training to solution concepts for process optimisation.