Mazak strengthens its foothold in Spain by partnering with Madrid-based IP Grupo to expand its laser business, tapping into the country's growing automotive and architectural furniture sectors.

The Loroch TWIN 860 circular saw blade grinding machine by Vollmer introduces advanced software updates, enhancing versatility and precision. New software packages expand grinding capabilities for various industries, including food and textiles, unlocking broader business potential across metal, wood, and more.

Introducing Hasco’s Cooling Tornado Z9665: a revolutionary advancement for efficient, energy-saving mould cooling. By generating turbulent flow, the Cooling Tornado boosts cooling efficiency by up to 20 percent, reduces temperature differences by 10 °C, and saves up to 40 percent in energy costs.

Trumpf introduces new high-performance aluminium alloys optimized for 3D printing in industries like automotive, aerospace and cycling. At its 3D printing application lab, Trumpf guides users in selecting the ideal materials for their needs. Discover these innovations and see sample parts firsthand at the Formnext trade show.

Machine Works will be displaying a preview of the latest release of Polygonica, the component software for polygon-mesh processing, at Formnext 2024 in Frankfurt.

Can ceramics revolutionise modern mould making? The competence trio consisting of BCE Special Ceramics GmbH, Kramski GmbH and Zecha Hartmetall-Werkzeugfabrikation GmbH is dedicated to answering this question. Together, they are researching innovative approaches for injection mould construction.

Schunk, a leader in gripping and clamping technology, leverages advanced CAM programming and Vericut simulation software to enhance process reliability and efficiency in manufacturing. By simulating machining tasks with precision, the company minimizes downtime, ensures high-quality production, and supports a diverse range of industries, from medical to aerospace.

The OEM manufacturer of laser scanning solutions, Scanlab, is expanding its range of solutions for additive manufacturing (AM) and other fields of application, such as micromachining.

Heller expands its F series with the new F 8000, offering a larger working envelope of 1,400 x 1,200 x 1,400 mm while maintaining a 25 percent smaller footprint. Designed for single-part to flexible series production, the machine features enhanced acceleration, improved precision, and a modular design compatible with the Heller F and H series.

Yamazaki Mazak will exhibit its latest high-performance turning centre at Southern Manufacturing & Electronics 2025 in the UK. The new HQR-200/3 Neo is the latest addition to Mazak’s range of high-volume turning centres that offer machine users high levels of productivity, accuracy, efficiency and ultimately, profitability.