Yamazaki Mazak is set to showcase its Integrex i-200H S Multi-Tasking machining center at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2024, highlighting its commitment to maximising productivity and profitability in manufacturing. This advanced machine, part of the i-H series, is designed for a wide range of industries and supports various automation options.

High-precision collets with a new anti-pullout system that guarantees the security and performance of cutting tools is the latest technology advancement available from Industrial Tooling Corporation (ITC). The manufacturer and supplier of high-quality cutting tools and ancillaries has now introduced the new PG (perfect grip) Straight Collet system from Big Kaiser.

The supplier of cutting tool solutions Guhring has released a new range of innovative tools designed especially for companies working in the mould and die industry.

Get ready for the “Industrial Spring” at the Kielce Exhibition and Congress Centre from March 19 to 22, 2024. This expanded event will feature specialized expos, accommodating various industries and showcasing cutting-edge technology.

Horn introduces new rhombic indexable inserts with polished rake faces for its M409 tangential milling system, enhancing machining of non-ferrous metals and plastics.

DMG Mori has unveiled the INH 63, a new 5-axis machining center designed for machining complex workpieces up to one tonne. This robust machine offers increased cutting capacity compared to its predecessor.

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team, a user of Vericut verification, simulation and optimisation software from CG Tech for over two decades, recently completed trials of Vericut Force with highly impressive results. The trial use of Force on a complex radiator component at Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team provided notable cycle time savings of 25 % at the first attempt.

Zeller+Gmelin is introducing four new high-performance cutting oils designed for non-ferrous metal processing. These specialized products are formulated to meet the technical challenges of non-ferrous metal processing, ensuring tool life and performance while avoiding issues associated with sulphur additives.

Metalcam's Fikus Plus 24 has been designed to offer new levels of flexibility and productivity. The ability to machine in four continuous milling axes allows complex parts that were previously impossible to produce, with automatic roughing and finishing. The six axes in wire EDM allow support for new machine accessories to achieve greater flexibility, speed and quality in this type of machining.

CAD/CAM innovator Gibbs CAM has announced a new software release: Gibbs CAM 2024, designed to increase end-user productivity when programming advanced machining centres. The release includes a number of significant enhancements to its core strengths, while placing a greater emphasis on digital connectivity.