Additional exhibition space will make room for larger machinery displays and more complex production demonstrations at Industrial Spring 2027. Taking place at Expo Kielce from 6 to 9 April, the event will cover technologies from CNC machining and sheet metal processing to automation and industrial metrology.

With 360 exhibitors already confirmed, preparations for Grinding Hub 2026 are gaining momentum. Despite a weak economy, rising international orders and strong industry commitment underline the event’s growing importance as a central platform for grinding technology.

With Inserts Pro, Anca introduces a powerful all-in-one solution that streamlines insert grinding, cuts production costs and boosts productivity across automotive, aerospace and medical applications.

Anca’s Female Machinist of the Year 2025, Nayeli Martínez, brings precision, creativity, and persistence to tool design — showing how systems thinking and teamwork drive innovation in manufacturing.

Large parts, one-hit machining and more flexibility on the shopfloor: with the new DMF 600|11, DMG Mori is expanding its portfolio for demanding XXL applications.

At Mach, Mazak will present its complete offering across the manufacturing ecosystem: from the very latest in machine tools and smart automation systems to connected technologies, all of which can operate in unison to help customers take their next step towards increased productivity while remaining secure in their operations.

Tailoring coatings to demanding machining applications requires control over the entire tool manufacturing process. Scientific Cutting Tools has added Cemecon Hipims technology to its in-house capabilities, combining coating with geometry inspection and cutting edge preparation to support precision, repeatability and new product development.

Clean cooling lubricants unlock surprising productivity gains: Vomat shows how ultra-fine microfiltration and precise temperature control turn sustainability in tool grinding into measurable performance.

Swiss grinding machine specialist Kellenberger has separated from the Hardinge Group and will now operate as Kellenberger Switzerland. The company will integrate renowned brands like Kellenberger, Voumard, Hauser, Tschudin and Usach.

German toolmaker Horn has expanded its slot broaching portfolio with new type 117 inserts for internal diameters from 9 mm, targeting higher tool life and lower cost per cutting edge.