Faster, cleaner, smarter: New cutting tool solutions from Tungaloy, Horn and Seco deliver improved productivity, energy efficiency and machining versatility — from high-feed turning to groove milling and rough copy milling in demanding materials.

Formteknik Värnamo specialises in high-pressure die casting tools. To optimise production, the company opted for Grob machines, which reduced machining times from 50 to 60 hours to two to three hours.

Between challenges and new momentum: At the EMO 2025 Economic Forum, industry leaders and customers from the metalworking sector will discuss investment trends, technological breakthroughs, and global market prospects.

CAD/CAM company Ency Software will officially unveil Ency 2.0 and the full Ency X ecosystem at EMO Hannover 2025. The updated Ency 2.0 system introduces a redesigned user interface, a new tool assembly editor for mill-turn machines and material-aware feeds and speeds.

With its new dual colour masterbatch, Datalase offers a label-free coding solution for clear plastics that simplifies recycling and unlocks new levels of product customisation and supply chain efficiency.

With new equipment at its German facility, Quadpack is now producing PET lip gloss bottles in Europe. The move expands its cosmetics packaging offering, supports local supply chains, and responds to growing demand for recyclable, monomaterial dip-in packs compatible with high-alkane formulations.

Tour de France champion Tadej Pogačar rode to victory on a custom 3D-printed saddle — the result of cutting-edge design, biomechanics, and Carbon’s advanced DLS technology.

A lifelong motorsport enthusiast, RPH Manufacturing’s Richard Haim found his perfect match in Hurco’s VM-series machining centres. Combining speed, precision and smart programming, the machines power the subcontractor’s just-in-time production and drive innovation across its workshop.

Need to push ahead with injection moulding projects before the summer holidays? Speedpart enables a quick project start.

At the K trade fair, Japan Steel Works will spotlight its fully electric JADS injection moulding machines, delivering precision, speed and sustainability from 800 to 6,500 kN clamping force – backed by a strong European service and support network.