Gewefa’s M96 and M96+ chucks transform standard ER-driven tools into high-precision hydraulic holders, delivering stronger clamping, reduced vibration, longer tool life and faster tool changes.

With nearly 50 years of expertise, Boride Engineered Abrasives supplies mould makers in over 50 countries with a complete range of polishing solutions, designed to deliver superior surface finishes and enhance efficiency in tool and mould making.

At K 2025, Krauss Maffei showcases how polyurethane processing is evolving into a key enabler of sustainability and design flexibility. From the precision of Colorform surface finishing to the industrial-scale chemical recycling of PU foam, the company demonstrates how it combines injection moulding, extrusion and digitalised metering technology into turnkey solutions for the entire polymer processing chain.

From the dawn of CNC to the era of AI, EMO has mirrored five decades of technological change in manufacturing. This retrospective by technology journalist Nikolaus Fecht traces the trade fair’s journey from its 1975 debut in Paris to its role today as a showcase for digitalisation, automation, sustainability and cutting-edge innovations in production technology.

How can you achieve greater precision, efficiency and profitability in additive manufacturing? The Swiss Steel Group answers this question with the Ugiwam process.

At EMO Hannover, Paul Horn will demonstrate high-precision machining on four advanced machine tools, highlighting techniques for lead-free materials, aluminium and complex components. Visitors can also explore the company’s latest tooling developments, including the new sintered chip breaker geometry for challenging materials.

With the new Surfacer SRP probe, LK Metrology integrates surface roughness measurement directly into CMM inspection cycles. The plug-and-play solution eliminates separate testing steps, saving time and cost while ensuring greater accuracy and efficiency in quality control.

With automated 5-axis machining centres, digital workflows and zero-point clamping systems, Peter Josef Klein Feinmechanik (PJK) combines precision and efficiency to meet demanding customer requirements in the medical, food and aerospace industries.

A lifelong motorsport enthusiast, RPH Manufacturing’s Richard Haim found his perfect match in Hurco’s VM-series machining centres. Combining speed, precision and smart programming, the machines power the subcontractor’s just-in-time production and drive innovation across its workshop.

Multi Jet Fusion is redefining small-series manufacturing by delivering production-ready parts without the cost or delay of tooling. At Speedpart, the technology has proven its ability to produce hundreds of functional components at just a few euros per unit.