A key highlight of Kellenberger's presence at AMB 2026 is the digital presentation of the Kellenberger TM300. (Source: Kellenberger)
Machine tools

Digital Twin headlines Kellenberger's AMB 2026 lineup

Precision meets digital innovation as Kellenberger heads to AMB 2026 in Stuttgart with a lineup spanning three machine highlights: the high-speed SP42 hard turning machine, the modular K100 universal cylindrical grinder, and a fully integrated Digital Twin of the TM300 turn-mill center, developed with Siemens and making its first appearance at the show. T

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Smart Roughing with Volumill brings the proven Volumill pattern into Smart Roughing, giving users automatic optimisation of cutting depth, width, spindle speed and nominal feed while preserving Volumill’s dynamic feed reductions in corners and high-engagement zones.   (Source: Module Works)
Simulation software

Module Works 2026.08 software release now available

Automated machining takes a step forward with Module Works’ latest software release, which adds geometry-based toolpath optimisation, physics-based feed control and GPU-accelerated simulation. The update also expands shopfloor programming and standardised data exchange to improve efficiency and connectivity across manufacturing workflows.

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Data-based monitoring of cooling lubricants links process chemistry and machine data to stabilise grinding quality, reduce energy consumption and enable more efficient, sustainable production. (Source: free licensed)
Data-based monitoring of cooling lubricant

Ensuring the right chemistry during grinding

Data-based cooling lubricant monitoring makes grinding more stable and efficient: sensor data on emulsion health, grinding forces and spindle power enables requirement-based fluid supply, supports digital twins and can cut energy use by up to 27 percent. At Grindinghub 2026 in Stuttgart, visitors will learn how Umati and OPC UA connectivity helps integrate these data streams for higher surface quality and fewer rejects.

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