Boehlerit Quattrotec turning-drilling tools are now available from Horn. (Source: Horn)
Cutting tools

Tools capable of turning and drilling

Under its joint sales cooperation with Austrian ISO tooling company Boehlerit, German cutting tool manufacturer Horn is offering customers the former's new Quattrotec tool system. Due to the special design, four machining operations can be performed with low vibration using just one tool — drilling into solid material (including off-centre), boring, facing and longitudinal turning.

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Compact and powerful: Voumard 30 for small and medium batch sizes (Source: Hardinge Kellenberger)
EMO 2023

Hardinge Kellenberger redefines grinding technology with new machines

The latest machines and advancements from Hardinge Kellenberger are unveiled at EMO. The high-performance, compact Voumard 30 and the versatile, upgraded Voumard 1000 are set to redefine the industry standards. The introduction of their latest sensor system technology is also detailed, along with the unveiling of the new Automation Fly, designed to simplify automation for businesses.

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Networking was high on the agenda at Interplas. (Source: Interplas)
Connecting the UK plastics industry

Interplas 2023 surpasses expectations

Celebrating its 75th anniversary, Interplas showcased cutting-edge plastics technology with 540 exhibitors at NEC Birmingham. Featuring key industry presentations, networking events, and exhibitor highlights on energy efficiency, the event received positive feedback and promises even more for its 2026 edition, co-locating with other major shows.

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Thomas Goldthorpe from Productive Machines on the left and Richard Millar from NMIS (Source: Productive Machines)
Industry 4.0 milling solutions

Productive Machines joins the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland

Productive Machines, a deep tech Industry 4.0 company developing automated solutions for milling processes, is excited to announce its membership with the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS). Together the two organisations will deliver advanced machining technologies, optimise CNC milling processes, and offer tap test training and services to the manufacturing and engineering community.

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