Formnext 2024 is set to solidify its status as the premier event for Additive Manufacturing and next-gen industrial production, with over 820 exhibitors already confirmed for its November showcase in Frankfurt.

The new Turbo 12 and 18 chip splitter milling inserts from Seco enhance milling process stability by reducing chatter, vibration, and cutting forces. Designed with grooves to minimize chip size, these inserts improve chip flow and allow for effective deep-pocket machining without compromising cutting data.

Module Works releases the 2024.08 update of its digital manufacturing software, introducing new features and enhancements to boost safety, efficiency and quality in toolpath generation.

The Sodick UX450L high-end machining centre is attracting attention from manufacturers. Featuring linear drive technology, a 40,000 rpm spindle, and a 10-year guarantee on positional accuracy, it provides precise machining and high-quality surface finishes. Designed for complex components and demanding applications, the UX450L reduces the need for additional processes such as grinding or polishing.

Can ceramics revolutionise modern mould making? The competence trio consisting of BCE Special Ceramics GmbH, Kramski GmbH and Zecha Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH is dedicated to answering this question. Together, they are researching innovative approaches for injection mould construction.

Floyd Automatic Tooling now offers the Schwanog interchangeable indexable centre drilling system. Designed to enhance productivity and precision, this system ensures accurate hole positioning and consistent surface finishes.

Cutting tool expert Rainford Precision is adding the new CEHS series of end mills to its portfolio. These end mills have been developed specifically to reduce chatter and improve precision and surface finishes in instances where other tools fail.

Mold-Masters has expanded its E-Multi auxiliary injection unit lineup, offering mould makers a versatile and cost-effective solution to support a broader range of multi-shot applications. Customers profit from flexible installation options and reduced lead times.

Diamond Precision Engineering, a specialist in subcontract manufacturing, recently invested in two Nakamura-Tome turning centres, the WT150 and AS200. These machines have improved their production efficiency, reduced cycle times, and enabled unattended overnight automation, helping the company maintain its competitive edge through continuous innovation.

At AMB 2024 in Stuttgart, DMG Mori will debut the NLX 2500-700 2nd Generation turning centre and the DMU 85 Monoblock 2nd Generation machining centre, both featuring enhanced precision and versatility. Additionally, the new PH-AMR 750 driverless transport system will be introduced for efficient pallet handling in production environments.