Frank Dietsche

Hoffmann SE once again achieves Silver Medal in the EcoVadis Sustainability Ranking

On October 22 and 23, 2025, the Institute for Machining Manufacturing invites you to the seminar on Process, Tool, and Machine Analysis at the Technical University of Dortmund.

At the Hannover Messe, simus systems presents the new version of simus classmate, a comprehensive digitalization solution for manufacturers and suppliers in mechanical and plant engineering.

Walter, Blaser Swisslube, and Makino jointly improve the machining of titanium alloys

Moulding Expo as a Stage for European Tool, Model, and Mould Making / Among other things, four joint stands showcase solutions

With more than 17,800 visitors and strong support from industry professionals from 42 countries, the industrial fairs Intec and Z ended very successfully on March 14, 2025.

Ingersoll Werkzeuge GmbH announces a change in management. Jörg Lettermann has taken over the leadership of the company from Armin Engelhardt since March 2025.

Last year, Paul Horn GmbH introduced the Supermini boring tool of type 105. This has led to a small revolution in machining technology for the people of Tübingen, as the chip shape geometry of the 3rd generation Supermini is produced completely sintered, without any further production processes.

Efficiently coating brake discs – and complying with the EURO-7 regulations

The BAYOT-REAM reaming system from ISCAR impresses at automotive supplier Wagner GmbH & Co. KG

STUDER has further developed the globally successful CNC universal cylindrical grinding machine favoritCNC, incorporating years of grinding and machine building experience. The result is modern grinding technology with high precision and ease of use.

BIG DAISHOWA presents its new HSK-EZ15 tool solutions for micro-machining.

The LMT Group has appointed Oliver Thomas, Managing Director of LMT Fette Werkzeugtechnik and LMT Kieninger, as the new CEO of the LMT Tools Group.

Orders for manufacturing technology amounted to a total of $357.3 million in January 2025, which is 29.8% less than in December, but 5.7% more than in January 2024. While the order value was 16.2% higher than in an average January, the ordered units were the lowest in a January since 2016.