Combining one company’s longstanding reputation in mould making with another’s pioneering expertise in 3D printing has resulted in an innovative system that offers mould-makers flexibility to quickly produce and switch inserts.

Protection Systems – The Safe-Lock pull out protection system from Igenhausen-based Haimer, close to Augsburg in Germany, is said to ensure safe cutting in tool clamping.

Japan-based machine manufacturer Japan Steel Works (JWS) will be exhibiting its Tex-25-αIII laboratory extruder at NPE.

A wedge clamper featuring dual functionality and safety functions is the latest to addition to the Roemheld Group's range of clamping technology products for presses and punches.

Global manufacturer of plastic processing machines Arburg announces a two-digit euro million investment for a new assembly hall at its Lossburg HQ.

Surface finishing specialist Joke Technology has announced that its new catalogue is now also available in Dutch. It also has a three-man team to take care of the Dutch market.

Mitsubishi Materials has expanded its range of turning tools to include a new series of grooving and parting-off tools, the GW series.

Heyco is a specialist not only for forged components but also for demanding plastic parts for the automotive industry. With production locations all over the world, the company has to rely on internationally available, high-quality mould components and hot runner systems.

Even in deep drilling with single-lip drills, both when boring and drilling, the trend is moving towards tools with indexable inserts. The range of advantages is vast compared to soldered tools, with improvements in bore quality and performance being particularly noticeable.

Nasal sprays and similar pharmaceutical products in mechanical spray bottles have been an integral part of our daily lives for many years. And it is thanks to companies like Aptar Radolfzell Germany that we can nebulise drugs or cosmetics in a reliable and precise manner.