With increasing costs and demands, companies must make use of advanced software products. How CAM can support your company and keep you competitive is outlined in the following.

Stratasys has unveiled new durable, temperature and chemical-resistant FDM thermoplastics that meet manufacturing requirements.

The third Deburring Expo, which took place early October, registered, among various positive notes, quality leads and valuable visitor discussions and enquiries for happy exhibitors, following on its success two years ago.

MMC Hitachi Tools has increased the efficiency of the milling processes at Harting. Both cost and time were saved by employing the right strategies at the company for the grinding of valves.

The demands for miniature dental and medical components present a specific challenge for cutting tool manufacturers. Iscar has designed tools for this sector.

Start-ups are in great demand at EMO 2019. The trade fair has increased its commitment to young companies by spotlighting the sector as a lighthouse project.

Cutting tool expert Union Tool leads in the domain of hard milling. Here, the Japanese manufacturer demonstrates the optimal way of milling a solid block of 1.2344 steel, tempered to 54HRC to 100mm from each side.

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

Germany-based software developer Schott Systeme celebrates 35 years of product continuity with its Pictures by PC CAD/CAM software.

Ultra-precision machining is revolutionising the way parts and surfaces are machined. Moduleworks says its ultra-precision kernel does just that.