The motion control experts at Aerotech have further expanded their Automation1 motion control platform: The latest version 2.8 comes up with a customisable CNC user interface and, according to the manufacturer, now offers even more flexibility and user-friendliness for CNC users.

Aerotech introduces the AGV5D, a cutting-edge 5-axis laser precession scanner designed for high-precision laser micromachining. By integrating advanced control technology and innovative thermal management, the AGV5D enables the creation of complex geometries with sub-micrometre accuracy.

Yamazaki Mazak's annual December Open House, taking place from 3-5 December, will spotlight the company’s emphasis on collaboration with customers to drive productivity and profitability. Themed Team Mazak, the event will feature over 20 live-cutting machines and four automation systems.

From 7 to 10 March 2023, the industrial trade fairs Intec, Z and Grindtec attract the industry for metalworking, subcontracting and toolmaking technology. Emag will also be present there, showcasing highlights from the company's broad product portfolio.

Productive Machines and Machine Works have partnered to integrate the Sense NC product suite into CAM software, introducing autonomous optimization of machining processes. The collaboration focuses on reducing tool wear, breakages and vibrations while improving resource efficiency and lowering CO2 emissions.

Tungaloy-NTK UK is giving the small turned parts industry a “shot-in-the-arm” with a multitude of offers on its latest range of advanced turning technologies. As part of its 2024 promotional offering, the company has a number of special offers that range across the company’s expansive range of small-part turning, high-feed milling and indexable drilling lines.

Bellcliffe Engineering has enhanced its machining capabilities with the installation of a Mitsubishi MV 2400S wire EDM machine. Replacing an ageing EDM machine, the new addition significantly boosts productivity, enabling faster cutting speeds, longer unmanned run times, and reduced cycle times.

From a modest start in a Vienna garage to becoming a top precision manufacturer, Gerhard Rauch specialises in moulded parts, fixtures and prototypes, utilizing a fleet of EDM machines. Now, the company expanded its capabilities with the addition of two new machines.

Renowned for their flexibility, precision, and productivity, the Mylas range of multi-axis turning centres from Dugard offers advanced solutions for small to medium-sized turned parts. Leading the portfolio is the MTY Series, featuring twin-spindle, twin turret, and triple channel turn/mill centres designed for significant productivity gains.

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.