With a new cooperation, Siemens and Trumpf aim to bridge the gap between IT and OT in industrial production. Their joint solutions are designed to improve efficiency, scalability and AI preparedness.

With innovative machine tools, integrated robotics, and user-friendly control systems, Fehlmann is set to highlight efficient solutions for small-batch and single-part production at EMO Hannover 2025.

Mazak’s European Technology Centre opens its doors this November, offering live demonstrations of 19 machines, the debut of the all-new Solutions Centre, and a firsthand look at the next evolution of multi-tasking and 5-axis machining.

“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.

Software company Tebis introduces its Smartops Technology, an innovative solution for automating design and CAM processes, specifically developed to address the requirements of single-part manufacturing. Users benefit from a unique combination of speed, flexibility and process reliability.

A major Mitutoyo delegation visited Sariki Precision Center, reinforcing the strategic bond behind one of Europe’s most important industrial metrology alliances.

Elastic bonded diamond grinding wheels combine extreme hardness with flexible bonding to enable ultra-fine, contour-preserving surfaces. At Grinding Hub 2026, experts from industry and research will show how these smart finishing tools are pushing the limits of precision machining, efficiency and surface quality.

Amid a global economic slowdown and weak investment climate, Trumpf’s revenue for fiscal year 2024/25 fell by 16 percent, with Ebit dropping sharply. CEO Nicola Leibinger-Kammüller sees cautious signs of stabilisation and expects gradual recovery in selected markets such as electromobility and semiconductors.

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.

When Commercial Tool & Die needed new milling capacity for very large plastic injection moulds, the company turned once again to Zimmermann. The result is a trio of custom-built machines that combine flexible multi-axis machining with robust construction, as shown in the new video case study.