With the expanded DA65 milling system, Horn targets both roughing and finishing applications. Larger, six-edged indexable inserts enable greater depths of cut, stable machining on less powerful machines and an economical cost-per-edge ratio across a wide range of materials.

With the new BB732 boring bridges, Seco introduces a modular deep-boring solution that combines roughing and finishing in a single tool. Designed for Steadyline bars, the system delivers high rigidity, effective vibration damping and targeted coolant flow.

The latest release of the Module Works SDK offers a range of new, automated features designed to enhance machining efficiency, process safety and part quality.

Designed for manufacturers who need to machine large components without sacrificing valuable floor space, Mecof’s Powermill G3 PC3 proves that compact gantry mills can deliver big-machine performance.

The latest Module Works 2025.08 release brings new functions to digital manufacturing. With a focus on process stability, efficiency and part quality, the update introduces intelligent features that aim to make machining both faster and more reliable.

Pibomulti expands its portfolio with the next-generation CEP-NG tool-holding heads, enabling precise milling and drilling at right angles while combining higher speeds, lower vibration and reduced weight to boost productivity, surface quality and machine-friendly performance across demanding multi-axis machining applications.

With the introduction of Vericut, Gloucestershire Engineering Training is elevating CNC apprenticeship training to a new level. High-fidelity machine simulation, precise collision detection and industry-aligned workflows are helping learners build skills faster and graduate genuinely industry-ready.

With the investment in two new portal milling machines from Zimmermann, industrial packaging specialist Schütz has modernised its in-house toolmaking for IBC production, achieving higher precision, greater flexibility in cooling channel design and significantly shorter machining and rework times for large blow moulding tools.

With the launch of Fortis mill grinding wheels, Weiler Abrasives is targeting higher efficiency in hot and cold rolling mills. The new wheels combine advanced ceramic grain technology with extended service life to reduce changeovers, stabilise grinding processes and lower operating costs in steel and aluminium production.

With the new Surfacer SRP probe, LK Metrology integrates surface roughness measurement directly into CMM inspection cycles. The plug-and-play solution eliminates separate testing steps, saving time and cost while ensuring greater accuracy and efficiency in quality control.