Biochar could become a key lever for greener additive manufacturing: A new review shows how small amounts of carbon-rich biomass filler can partially replace petroleum-based polymers while enhancing mechanical, thermal, and even functional properties in 3D-printed parts.

35.Bi-Mu is gearing up for its return to Fieramilano Rho on 13–16 October, with exhibitor registrations rising and a refreshed Tuesday-to-Friday schedule tailored to B2B visitors.

High automation, deep process integration and in-house fixture expertise enable BKV Braun to manufacture complex precision parts with remarkable efficiency. The subcontractor shows how streamlined workflows and scalable EDM automation can create clear advantages in demanding applications such as medical technology.

Anca’s Female Machinist of the Year 2025, Nayeli Martínez, brings precision, creativity, and persistence to tool design — showing how systems thinking and teamwork drive innovation in manufacturing.

One of the biggest efficiency killers in surface grinding is what is known as air grinding. But Okamoto kills the killer with MAP Grinding ...

North Axis Engineering has wasted no time making its mark. Founded in early 2025 to serve demand for high-precision subcontract machining in North East England, the young company has combined technical expertise with targeted investment in CNC technology to expand rapidly across subsea, aerospace and automotive work.

The countdown to Grinding Hub 2026 is on. The preview event offered a glimpse of an industry focused on progress — from digitalisation and automation to the debut of Grinding Hub Americas in 2027.

Brandauer, one of Birmingham’s longest-established manufacturers, has landed two automotive programmes tied to electrification after completing a management buy-out last September.

The European security and defence industry is at a turning point. With the European Defence Supply Congress on 28 and 29 April 2026 in Munich, the Aerospace & Defence media brand of the Vogel Communications Group is creating a central platform for civil technology providers to enter the European defence industry.

Misutech and HBK have introduced a new interface linking Misutech’s Misulab machining simulation software with HBK’s nCode DesignLife fatigue analysis solution. The combined workflow enables engineers to evaluate machining strategies, assess the fatigue impact of new tools or process parameters, and optimise production conditions more efficiently.