Luvoprint from Lehvoss is a product line of high-performance materials for the Fused Granulate Fabrication (FGF) 3D printing process. This involves the use of granulates instead of filaments or powders.

At its Neuenburg site, Nemera relies on Mitutoyo’s measurement technology and a new high-resolution CT system from RX Solutions to ensure absolute precision in injection-moulded medical components — from micro parts just 2–4 mm in diameter to complex dispensers, inhalers and pens.

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.

Birmingham-based precision engineering firm Brandauer has secured its future under UK ownership through a management buyout. The new leadership team plans to drive sales growth, expand into new markets, and invest in automation and skills development, aiming to build on the company’s 163-year legacy while creating sustainable manufacturing solutions for the future.

Replique, a platform for on-demand industrial part production, has been nominated for the German Founder Award 2025. With strong industry backing and rapid growth, the startup is reshaping procurement through digital, decentralized manufacturing.

Fragile no more: University of Houston researchers have engineered ceramic structures that flex without breaking — blending ancient origami with modern materials science. Their innovation could revolutionize fields from aerospace to medicine.

Hypermill users can now access cutting tool data from Machining Cloud directly within the CAM environment. Thanks to a new integration by Open Mind Technologies, the collaboration simplifies tool selection and programming while enhancing efficiency and machining quality.

With its latest reference application, Machine Works demonstrates how Polygonica can streamline additive repair processes. From mesh correction to toolpath generation, the software enables efficient restoration of worn components across demanding industrial applications.

After drawing strong international interest in 2024, the Formnext Awards return this year with six categories honoring innovation, sustainability, design, and emerging talent in Additive Manufacturing. A refreshed jury and public voting will once again spotlight outstanding achievements in the AM community.

Oerlikon HRS Flow showcases breakthrough hot runner technologies at K 2025 — including live demos of Stargate, Glow and Flexflow systems for high-quality, efficient injection moulding.