Workpieces must be machined with increasing precision and better process reliability. Tools, clamping technology and measuring systems play a special role in this respect.  (Source: Landesmesse Stuttgart)
AMB 2024

Addressing modern metalworking challenges with new technology

AMB 2024 in Stuttgart will showcase innovations in metalworking, addressing challenges like miniaturization, competitive pressure and sustainability. The event will feature cutting-edge solutions in cutting materials, precision clamping, and measuring systems, enhancing efficiency and accuracy in complex metal cutting processes. Here are some examples of what you can expext.

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From Tuesday 6 to Friday 9 May 2025, Fieramilano Rho will host the twenty-third edition of Lamiera, the international exhibition dedicated to the industry of sheet metal forming and cutting machine tools and innovative technologies related to the sector. (Source: Ucimu)
Trade fair preview

Lamiera 2025: Showcasing innovations in metal forming

From May 6th to 9th, 2025, Fieramilano Rho will host the 23rd Lamiera exhibition, showcasing cutting-edge sheet metal forming and cutting technologies. Promoted by Ucimu-Sistemi per produrre, this premier event will feature innovations in connectivity, welding, fastening, surface treatments and quality control, with a new focus on revamped machinery.

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In this first months of 2024, Italian machine tool orders received abroad show a rather cautious start. (Source: free licensed)
Economic activity

Sharp drop in Italian machine tool orders

The Ucimu report for Q1 2024 reveals a sharp drop in machine tool orders compared to last year, with declines in both domestic and international markets. Ucimu's President Barbara Colombo remains hopeful but stresses the need for clear government action to stimulate domestic demand and reassure investors.

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Galleries

The spacious and easily accessible work area of the Quaser machine at Malvern Engineering (Source: ETG)
4-axis machining

Precision and persistence: Malvern Engineering's rise with advanced machining

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.

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