At EMO Hannover 2025, over 850 students will explore technology careers through hands-on workshops and the Techventure rally — an initiative to counter the looming skills shortage in mechanical engineering.

With automation demand rising, Mitsubishi Electric introduces user-friendly robots designed for easy integration and to counter the shortage of skilled workers.

With cutting-edge flame-retardant and packaging solutions, Lehvoss Masterbatches and Lehvoss Composite Materials will take center stage at the K2025 plastics trade fair. Discussions will focus on delivering decisive answers to current market challenges — particularly the critical raw material situation surrounding antimony trioxide (ATO).

Inovatools has published its new main catalogue for 2025. The trilingual edition presents around 14,000 products, including expanded tool families and “First Choice” recommendations for a wide range of machining applications.

Module Works strengthens its global marketing leadership with the appointment of Clinton Perry. The seasoned Autodesk and Delcam veteran takes charge of a 17-person team, aiming to expand the company’s international visibility and industry impact ahead of EMO 2025.

Ten years after its debut, Formnext has evolved from a niche event into the central marketplace for Additive Manufacturing. The 2025 edition shows how AM is no longer just about prototypes but a key driver of industrial transformation, efficiency and competitiveness.

With the Alliance Country Canada, EMO 2025 is breaking new ground. Canadian manufacturers, keen to diversify beyond their dominant U.S. market, will present advanced solutions in metalworking, automation and digital manufacturing in Hannover.

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.

With its new ACU portable air cleaning unit, Getek offers a mobile solution that goes beyond HEPA standards, targeting airborne molecular contamination in environments from industrial workshops to cleanroom injection moulding.

High demands in plastics processing call for steels that combine precision, durability and resistance to wear. Swiss Steel develops customised mould steels that ensure efficiency, long tool life and consistently high part quality across extrusion, injection moulding and demoulding applications.