Precision meets digital innovation as Kellenberger heads to AMB 2026 in Stuttgart with a lineup spanning three machine highlights: the high-speed SP42 hard turning machine, the modular K100 universal cylindrical grinder, and a fully integrated Digital Twin of the TM300 turn-mill center, developed with Siemens and making its first appearance at the show. T

Lamiera returns to Fieramilano Rho from 11 to 14 May 2027 for its 24th edition, with early exhibitor sign-ups already signalling strong industry demand. The show will bring together more than 500 working machines across six technology themes — from automation and welding to metrology and heat treatment — alongside a new Futuretech Award spotlighting the sector’s most innovative solutions.

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.

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.

Seco introduces the .38 Finishing Face Mill system — three cutter variants designed for effortless handling, hybrid flexibility and ultimate precision in surface finishing.

Grindinghub 2026 in Stuttgart showed the direction of future grinding technology: connected, automated, and data-driven. Instead of individual machines, the focus shifted to integrated process chains — supplemented by data-driven quality assurance and solutions for the more efficient use of tools, coolants, and peripheral equipment.

Presented at Ency World Conference 2026, the next generation of Ency CAD/CAM and Ency Robot brings CAM automation, advanced CNC machining, smarter robot programming, and a more connected workflow.

Inspection belongs at the point of manufacture. By moving measurement closer to the machining process and by using rapid, robust systems, manufacturers can meet tough takt time targets, reduce scrap and improve process capability — without inflating costs.

Tool manufacturer HAM uses Knoll’s innovative Aerosol Master 4000 ATS minimum quantity lubrication system to achieve high-quality machining results. The ultra-fine air-oil mixture provides cooling for materials ranging from aluminium to titanium while significantly reducing costs.

With the new 335.18 disc milling cutter, Seco Tools is expanding its slotting portfolio, offering manufacturers a robust and highly configurable solution designed for stable performance, long tool life and cost-efficient machining across a wide range of industrial applications.