Dormer Pramet will use its presence at EMO to share its expertise in a variety of machining applications. This is the third EMO the company has attended.

Ibarmia aims to get a hold in the market with their presentation at this year's EMO. The company will showcase their machining centres at the trade fair.

Horn is expanding its tool range. The monocrystalline diamond-tipped (MCD) ball nose end mills are intended for machining non-ferrous materials.

Starrag aims to provide both the cell and software needed to live up to the standards of Industry 4.0. A selection of their machines will be present at Emo.

The new copy mills by Jongen are suitable for both roughing and finishing operations. Additionally, the tools are resistant to allow for demanding operations.

Horn will have a variety of products on display at EMO. Two of which are customised form inserts and a clamping system for extra small boring tools.

Jongen presents their new end mills designed for heavy-duty machining. They will also be present at EMO to showcase their product range of end mills.

One of OPS-Ingersoll's highlights at EMO will be the focus on surfaces achieved with graphite. Additionally, the company will have a live demonstration.

The EMO booth of Open Mind will feature a live demonstration this year. The CAD/CAM manufacturer will also be presenting their two Hypermill packages at the show.

Walter Ewag will have two different aspects of interest at the trade fair. Walter will focus on grinding, for instance, while lasers can be found at Ewag.