Visitors were able to see live cutting demonstrations on a Star SP23, showcasing how Solidcam drives high performance machining on advanced Sliding Head (Swiss-Type) technology. (Source: Solidcam)
Mach 2026

Integrated CAM solutions for faster, safer machining

At Mach 2026, Solidcam UK showed how integrated CAM is expanding beyond programming efficiency alone. With advances in 5-axis machining, sliding-head applications, I-Machining, paperless production workflows and intelligent programming support, the company focused on helping manufacturers increase productivity, reduce complexity and strengthen process reliability across the shopfloor.

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Drillmeister and Tungmeister heads (Source: Tungaloy)
Exchangeable-head tools

Tool design responds to raw-material scarcity

Rising tungsten prices and growing raw-material constraints are forcing cutting tool manufacturers to rethink efficiency at the source. As cost pressure builds toward 2026, modular, exchangeable-head carbide tools are emerging as a strategic response — cutting material use, reducing waste, and delivering flexibility without compromising performance.

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Galleries

The lead-free aluminium solutions that combine high performance with stable and reliable machining processes.  (Source: Eural Gnutt)
High-speed machining

Lead-free aluminium moves into precision turning

Lead-free aluminium is moving into high-precision applications where chip control, surface quality and process stability are critical. In a joint machining demonstration with Tornos France, Eural Gnutti’s alloy 2033 showed how the material can support demanding turning operations while opening new options for sectors such as luxury goods and watchmaking.

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