Innovation is the key to success in global manufacturing. Companies that continuously develop high-tech solutions gain a crucial edge — making it harder for competitors to replicate their advancements. At EMO Hannover 2025, top manufacturers, industrial suppliers, and research institutes will showcase the latest innovations driving the future of production.

Paul Horn expands its Mini tool range for face grooving up to 10 mm depth, compatible with existing axial holders. The system offers precision, versatility, and reliability for grooving and milling applications.

The Association of German Tool and Mold Makers (VDWF) invited companies in the Eisenach area to its first VDWF Managing Directors’ Meeting “Voll Wild” (Wild) in 2025. The event was fully booked.

Japanese technology company Asahi Kasei will exhibit its mPPE particle beads foam Sunforce at the upcoming JEC World 2025. Its combination of high processability and design flexibility makes it an optimal solution as foam core or sandwich material of composite applications.

The CK modular tool system from Big Daishowa set a new standard in precision machining by integrating advanced turning tools into simple, adaptable holders. Designed for milling, rough boring, and fine boring, this patented system delivers micrometer-level accuracy, extended tool life, and cost-effective operation.

Rapid CNC Services, a new subcontracting machine shop based in Stockton-on-Tees, is targeting advanced 5-axis machining projects with the support of Yamazaki Mazak.

“More precise and more productive” is once again the motto of DMG Mori's Open House this year. From 10 to 21 February 2025, visitors will not only be able to experience five world premieres up close, but also other highlights, such as the assembly of individual high-end machining centres.

EWS Weigele introduces the Varia.VXT quick-change system, enabling fast and precise static tool swaps in fixed-head turning centres. Designed for repeatability and rigidity, it enhances machining flexibility and surface finish while minimising vibration.

CNC machining is gaining importance in rapid prototyping by enabling precise, fast, and material-accurate component production — helping to shorten development cycles across various industries.

The new Turbo 12 and 18 chip splitter milling inserts from Seco enhance milling process stability by reducing chatter, vibration, and cutting forces. Designed with grooves to minimize chip size, these inserts improve chip flow and allow for effective deep-pocket machining without compromising cutting data.