At EMO 2025, Kellenberger takes a bold step beyond grinding. Under its unified brand, the Swiss precision specialist is introducing the new TM300 – a multifunctional turning, milling, and grinding machine, alongside expanded solutions in its core grinding portfolio.

Hanover stays the home of EMO. Backed by infrastructure guarantees and a confirmed event rotation through 2031, the VDW charts the next chapter for the world’s leading production-technology

EMO Hannover 2025 demonstrated how artificial intelligence, digitalization and sustainable technologies are reshaping industrial production — from autonomous manufacturing systems and AI-supported process optimization to energy-efficient, data-driven factories.

Following its 2025 edition in Hanover, EMO, the world’s leading exhibition for the metalworking industry, will return to Milan from 4 to 8 October 2027. Organised by Ucimu–Sistemi Per Produrre and promoted by CECIMO, EMO Milano 2027 will present the latest global innovations in machine tools, robotics, automation, additive manufacturing, and digital technologies.

At EMO 2025, Open Mind Technologies drew strong interest with live turn-milling demos and automation solutions powered by Hypermill. Highlights included the Hypermill Automation Center, Virtual Machining, and Hummingbird-MES — showcasing the company’s focus on connected and efficient manufacturing.

At EMO 2025, Spinner expanded its TTS turn-milling range with the new TTS 85 and TTS 125 models, combining higher bar capacities, powerful dual spindles, and flexible multi-turret configurations for enhanced precision and productivity.

With the new MSC 5 Duo, Emag presents a compact, two-spindle CNC turning center tailored for automated, cost-efficient batch production. Debuting at EMO 2025, the machine combines proven technologies, integrated automation, and precise machining — all at a reduced capital investment.

For five days, Hannover became the global hub of production technology as EMO 2025 welcomed 80,000 visitors and 1,600 exhibitors. With automation, robotics, AI and sustainability in focus, the world’s leading metalworking trade fair once again set the pace for the future of manufacturing.

Horn used Mach 2026 to spotlight a broad wave of tooling developments aimed at more reliable chip control, greater rigidity and lower cost per edge. From sintered chip-breaker geometries in miniature inserts to new grooving and parting-off systems for deeper cuts, the latest additions show how tool design is being refined for process stability, surface quality and economic machining.

At EMO 2025, Hurco reported strong customer interest and solid sales, signalling renewed optimism in Europe’s machine tool market. A highlight was the debut of the Profeeder Easy Desk 30 cobot system, designed for heavier loads and greater productivity.