The new Digital Mega Torque Wrench from Big Kaiser achieves the secure and accurate tightening of collet chucks. The new wrench has a user-friendly digital interface and interchangeable head sizes.

The core element of additive manufacturing has always been the 3D printer. However, with so much focus being put on 3D printers, it can be easy to lose sight of the many other important sectors that make 3D printing, especially industrial additive manufacturing, possible.

At the Grindtec 2023, the filtration specialist Vomat from Treuen showed solutions on how tool manufacturers can realise high quality and economic efficiency with optimally filtered coolants.

When the Subaru tuning specialist Subi-Performance needed a boring tool for a special application, the company’s owner went online searching for the right manufacturer — finding what he was looking for in Big Kaiser, the specialist in precision machining tools.

In collaboration, Lehvoss and Evonik have developed a new 3D printing material, PA613 with carbon fibre reinforcement, for industrial applications. This innovative material, developed specifically for laser sintering, combines low moisture absorption, high temperature stability and high process stability.

One of the UK’s leading digital transformation specialists has added an important feature to its augmented reality solution Vuforia, which will support and simplify visual inspection on shop floors.

The digital manufacturing startup Replique spins off from Chemovator, the business incubator of BASF, and successfully closes a late seed round to further build its business. Replique provides the first fully encrypted 3D printing platform that makes spare part management and the production of small series more sustainable.

Bosch Rexroth presents new modules for its automation platform ctrl X Automation. But also third party suppliers develop the platform further: the ctrl X World starts with 12 partners.

The Japanese 30-taper machining centre manufacturer Brother has had a machine in its portfolio with a one-metre X-axis for nearly a decade. The third iteration of this model, launched in April 2023, has seen the specification uprated in several key areas to boost capacity and versatility.

With the introduction of a Mould Tag on technically demanding products, Hasco offers its customers an intelligent digital solution that represents significant added value for selected mould units.