From electrode production to sinker and wire EDM, Meusburger supports mould and die makers with a comprehensive, immediately available portfolio for the highest precision requirements. High-quality materials, precisely matched clamping and holder systems, and an intuitive configurator ensure reliable processes, excellent surface quality and maximum efficiency throughout every EDM application.

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 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.

At K 2025, Arburg will celebrate the world premiere of its new Allrounder 475 V – a compact vertical machine with 1,000 kN clamping force, high energy efficiency and flexible automation options. Designed for sectors from e-mobility to medical technology, it demonstrates how sustainable, high-quality parts can be produced efficiently in turnkey systems.

Maximising machine capacity and minimising idle time, the Sinco Multizero workholding system offers a flexible, high-precision solution for multi-part clamping in CNC machining. Its dense grid of zero-point locations, modular design, and Industry 4.0 compatibility support efficient, unattended production and help manufacturers boost throughput and profitability.

At the K trade fair, Japan Steel Works will spotlight its fully electric JADS injection moulding machines, delivering precision, speed and sustainability from 800 to 6,500 kN clamping force – backed by a strong European service and support network.

Designed for use in compact high-speed machining centres, Ott-Jakob’s new Power-Check Micro measures the clamping force in small spindle interfaces like HSK E15 to E20. The lightweight, battery-powered device supports preventative maintenance and helps ensure precision, tool stability, and process reliability.

At the forthcoming EMO 2025 show workholding equipment manufacturer Roemheld will present its comprehensive suite of digitalised workholding solutions, which allow manufacturers to integrate their clamping processes into an Industry 4.0 factory environment.

Roemheld will use Mach to highlight a broad portfolio of tool handling and workholding solutions aimed at faster, safer and more flexible production.

Horn is set to bring a strong cutting tool line-up to Mach 2026, with a showcase of more than 20 new and recently launched products on its stand. An overview...