The creative engineers of the Swiss Steel Group and the global OEM Addup came together to launch a new material for additive manufacturing that is optimised for injection moulding applications.

Discover the future of grinding technology at Grinding Hub 2024, where 14 leading exhibitors have already given a sneak peek of their latest innovations to international media, eight weeks before the grand opening in Stuttgart from May 14th to 17th.

Yamazaki Mazak is set to enhance user confidence at Mach 2024 by introducing three new machines and the latest Mazatrol DX for the first time in the UK. As part of Mazak's “Building For Your Future” showcase, which will feature a total of nine machines, customers will have the opportunity to discuss their needs and explore a range of machines designed to be accessible, user-friendly, prepared for robotic integration, cost-efficient, and available with minimal lead times.

Further cementing its leadership in the sustainable production of advanced materials for batteries and additive manufacturing, 6K today announced that it has once again been recognised on the 2024 Global Cleantech 100 list. This is the second consecutive year the company has been honoured in this prestigious ranking.

As a subcontract manufacturer, Q-Laser offers laser, waterjet, press brake and fabrication services throughout the UK. When the main division at Washington realised its waterjet cutting department based in Hebburn, South Tyneside was reaching full capacity, the company needed a solution — Kerf Developments provided the answer with a twin abrasive waterjet cutting machine.

At Mach 2024, Hurco Europe will spotlight its advancements in prismatic machining equipment, emphasizing 5-axis machining and automation for both 3-axis and 5-axis vertical machining centres (VMCs).

In the aftermath of the pandemic, global tool and mould suppliers have made great efforts to re-evaluate their US business in order to adapt to changes in the market. The following trends are emerging.

Röhm, a century-old leader in clamping systems, overcame a major downturn through its 2017 acquisition by the Helmut Rothenberger Group, leading to rapid restructuring and investment in technology. The adoption of the Kellenberger 100 platform, symbolizing a blend of German quality and Swiss precision, has significantly boosted productivity and improved product quality.

CAD/CAM solution Fikus Works 24, integrated with Solid Works CAD, continues to lead in wire EDM CAM. This latest version introduces significant enhancements for the efficient machining of repetitive geometries and complex patterns.

BD Precision Engineers has significantly upgraded its manufacturing capabilities with the new Nakamura Tome AS200MYF turn/mill centre. The new machinery not only increases capacity but also enhances the quality and efficiency of BD Precision's operations, promising new opportunities and growth for the family-run business.