Frank Dietsche

BIG DAISHOWA, a provider of high-quality precision tool systems and solutions for the metalworking industry, presents its new ZN negative inserts for the SW boring head.

At ISCAR, sustainability has long been an integral part of the business model. The tool specialist has developed a comprehensive and future-oriented sustainability strategy aimed at minimizing environmental impacts, promoting eco-friendly technologies, and taking social responsibility.

MTU Aero Engines AG in Munich has invested in a central coolant cleaning and chip disposal system (ZKSS) from KNOL for turbine disc machining.

In order for the often very small electromagnets from Magnet-Schultz to serve well for many years, their production must be highly precise. Measuring probes from Blum-Novotest ensure not only high quality but also process reliability under the harshest conditions.

IEF-Werner has further developed the transport system posyART for workpiece carriers.

STUDER has further developed the CNC universal cylindrical grinding machine favoritCNC.

With the new TS thread turning inserts and the thread turning tools T1011, Walter expands its portfolio with a new system.

For the in-house exhibition, SHW Machine Tools and SHW Processing Technology invited guests to Aalen Wasseralfingen for the presentation of the new PowerPortal 4000.

Inovatools presented cutting tools for the dental sector at IDS in Cologne

Researchers from the Fraunhofer Institute for Structural Durability and System Reliability LBF present at HANNOVER MESSE how AI-based image recognition works under challenging conditions.

The Competence Center for Cutting Manufacturing (KSF) is organizing the 15th seminar "Modern Grinding Technology and Fine Machining", which will take place on April 9, 2025, at the "House of Economy" in Stuttgart.

At the DST, Citizen Machinery Europe GmbH presents Cincom long-turning and Miyano short-turning technology

KASTO offers energy-efficient, durable saws, storage, and handling technologies. In addition, the company continuously reduces its own energy consumption.

Gerhard Rall celebrates 50 years as managing director of Hainbuch