Despite a subdued economic climate and global political challenges, Formnext has kicked off the new trade fair year with remarkable success, attracting around 574 companies from 35 countries for its upcoming event focused on Additive Manufacturing (AM) and the future of industrial production.

Movacolor's first volumetric unit was introduced in 1997 and has proven its worth in a variety of applications. Over the past decades, the company’s engineers have continuously improved its functionality to ensure it meets the changing industry needs. Now, it’s time for the next phase of innovation: the all new MDS Volumetric Feeder.

Module Works, a supplier of software components for digital manufacturing, has extended its partnership with MAL, a developer specializing in physics-based virtual machining and optimization solutions.

The focus of Citizen Machinery’s trade fair presence at Mach will be on its proprietary LFV operating system software that ensures efficient chip breaking and every sliding-head mill-turn centre on the stand will have this functionality. 2024 marks the sixth anniversary of the technology's launch.

Hungarian mint Magyar Pénzverő uses special long milling and laser engraving systems for the production of circulation and commemorative coins. The so-called frosting process plays a major role.

Germany's machine tool industry clinched the global top spot in 2023, surpassing China and Japan with a surge in international sales. Spearheaded by robust growth in the American market, particularly the US and Mexico, the industry witnessed an uptick in exports to America.

Husky Technologies debuts at CBST2024 in Shanghai, showcasing cutting-edge solutions for sustainable and productive beverage packaging. With 30 years in China, Husky presents its innovations in PET technology, aiming to enhance the circular economy and operational efficiency.

The German machine tool industry saw a drop in orders in Q4 2023, with domestic orders and international orders falling. Despite a nominal increase in demand throughout 2023, the sector experienced a real-term decline over the year, attributed to global economic stagnation and weak performance in key markets.

As well as giving UK exhibition premieres to new product lines, the Kerf Developments stand at Mach 2024 will have a more diverse and expansive range of products on show than ever before. Tthe manufacturer that supplies oxy/fuel, plasma, waterjet and fiber laser cutting machines will be introducing two brand new machines.

Die & Mould India 2024, held from February 14th in Mumbai, brought together over 300 exhibitors to showcase the latest advancements in the die and mould industry. Industry leaders highlight the sector's growth, the shift towards indigenous manufacturing, and the urgent need for skill development to meet global demands.